Sentence examples for dramatic cultural from inspiring English sources

The disappearance of the ancient Eastern Island culture that erected the moai was a dramatic cultural shift with significant changes in lifestyle, socio-political organization, religious performance, art and also in the geographical settlement of the cultural core of the Rapanui society.

The cuts allowed a dramatic cultural transformation.

Less dramatic, cultural shifts can also be quite disruptive to the novelist.

Mohsin Hamid, whose novel "The Reluctant Fundamentalist" was an international best-seller earlier this year, recently wrote about the dramatic cultural and economic revival of Pakistan.

But in many ways Deng has lived up to her birth name, for her story is one of an extraordinarily dramatic cultural change.

The book, which began as a wonderfully diverting blog, is an attempt to "re-create the cultural matrix" of this time period in order to "understand the most dramatic cultural shift in the twentieth century".

Dramatic economic, cultural, and social changes particularly demographic shifts among social classes, regions, or ethnic groups and the turmoil they can generate are nearly always fuel for a populist fire.

With its dramatic scenery and cultural diversity, the far south-western province of Yunnan is rapidly becoming a favourite with domestic tourists yet remains relatively unknown to foreigners.

Its publication proved to be the culmination of a period of dramatic personal political and cultural development for Matthiessen.

His Books of Bale (1988) was about the English protestant writer John Bale, who was from a specific English cultural and dramatic tradition, coming to Ireland.

What we have seen is that the Internet facilitates rapid cultural evolution, dramatic change in a relatively short period of time, widespread dispersion of patterns, at a speed that would have previously been unimaginable.