Sentence examples for drawn cultural from inspiring English sources

It provides a refreshing break from the hackneyed analyses of the region that reduce its people to crudely drawn cultural cliches while ignoring the other things that motivate young Arabs (like people everywhere) — in this case, the profit motive or the thrill of a great business idea.

He never drew cultural distinctions between high art and low comedy.

But drawing cultural conclusions from them is like diagnosing a patient based on height, weight and eye color.

The New York City of the 70's and early 80's terrified its residents while drawing cultural tourists from London, Paris and Tokyo, who gawked in wonder at the vandalized trains.

The event, which marks the group's 50th anniversary, draws cultural figures from fashion, theater and music, as well as wealthy patrons like executive Martha Rivers Ingram, who is also being honored.

Although "Beasts" draws cultural inspiration from across the southern part of the state, Isle de Jean Charles provided Mr. Zeitlin's reference points for the Bathtub's surreal ecological precariousness and its residents' fierce commitment to remaining.

First, this study reviews taphonomic pathways of plant remains to clarify how far we can draw cultural implications from the retrieved remains.

How can notions such "metacultural competence" (Sharifian 2013 ) drawn from Cultural Linguistics help language teachers move beyond traditional representations of culture in the classroom?

Automakers remain divided on whether diesel or hybrid cars are the best way to improve fuel efficiency, and the split is often drawn along cultural lines.

In "Dreams," Obama treats his teen-age chemical indulgences the way he treats pretty much everything else in his coming-of-age story: subtly, with impressive emotional acuity, against a richly drawn personal, cultural, and social background.

Videos such as "If"—which "[exudes a] 'Last Emperor' lust and mystery"—and "Runaway" draw cultural influences from the orient.