Sentence examples for evident cultural from inspiring English sources

Such advances result from the societal growing concern about the preservation of this heritage, together with the evident cultural and economic importance of this activity.

However, there are evident cultural, economic, and organizational differences both within Asia and between Asia and Western countries.

Etruscan political control of Latium (probably 7th 6th century) coincided with an evident Etruscan cultural and artistic influence; while, from the south and from the sea, elements of Greek civilization penetrated, beginning with the alphabet.

Change was especially evident in cultural and intellectual life, as scholars were permitted to broaden the scope of their research, and writers dealt with subjects that previously had been forbidden.

This aspiration to assume an adult posture is evident across the cultural landscape.

Findings are discussed in light of hazing's evident complexity and cultural patterning.

Sikhulu Shange worries about the street, too, specifically the commercial and cultural changes evident along 125th Street, where all the major retail chains have established outposts.

"Class divisions are very much alive and they become evident through seemingly benign cultural tastes such as which lights you put on your Christmas tree.

This commonality is especially evident in the familiar cultural iconography, or "clichés," used by the artist that are the "common property that…binds us together".

(This spirit no doubt was also encouraged by a general atmosphere of social and cultural change, evident in the Industrial Revolution and in the growth of museums and libraries that was correlative with the growth of literacy).

Having made that claim, they suggested that the "cultural lag" evident among these peoples resulted from a combination of this biological shortcoming and these groups' distance from well-known centres of innovation such as the Fertile Crescent and, later, northern Europe.