Sentence examples for equally cultural from inspiring English sources

Equally, cultural theorists cannot ignore the archaic institutions, as much as we may want to.

Like the novel, its characters were equally cultural milestones, described by a reviewer as "seminal characters" (of American fiction).

Claidière et al. (2014), for example, explicitly discuss how mental representations and public narrations of a folktale should be both treated as cultural traits with "equally potent causal roles" (ibidem).

Care should be equally safe for all people who use healthcare, independent of their ethnic origins or other contextual characteristics such as cultural practices.

The Dissent Saying That Culture Plays a Greater Role Other critics complain that evolutionary psychologists often underemphasize the extent to which culture influences human behavior, and ignore equally plausible cultural explanations for their data.

An equally significant cultural landmark attracted less attention.

(The film version, starring Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch, is an equally immovable cultural touchstone).

The actors' terse wit, chewy accents, and impulsive gestures suggest great physical force as well as equally great cultural constraints, ambient violence and a fear of God.

It is not simply the greater movement of goods, jobs and capital across borders, but also includes equally important cultural, environmental and political components.

But so intense is the demoralisation of many previously regnant elites that historically self-aware criticism – the fundamental tenet of the Enlightenment – in recent decades has often shaded into fervent self-pity or equally zealous cultural nativism.

Nevertheless, I fear media outlets will latch on to these historical connections to the detriment of equally problematic cultural realities.