Sentence examples for evolving cultural from inspiring English sources

Psychiatry, after all, exists within a specific, evolving cultural framework.

London is an ancient artifact, a unique collection of ever evolving cultural habits, a collection of people joined by the common interest of liking the idea of it.

The presence of both Oldowan and Acheulean artifacts at the site indicates that "the two technologies are not mutually exclusive" components of an evolving cultural lineage, the scientists said.

It is the church's effort to fight contraception and marriage equality in opposition to evolving cultural tolerance that has turned away a generation ready to help save urban education.

The story is both topical and timeless: a searching, present-tense study of evolving cultural values in the heartland and an unsentimental portrait of a family devastated by the tragedy of an early death.

This isn't to give up on the idea of some kind of psychological explanation for the extraordinary power and reach of music – quite the opposite: but it is a reminder that music's psychological impact needs to be understood in relation to the constantly evolving cultural context within which we make, consume, contemplate, and are absorbed by music.

Human communities evolve cultural norms to select equilibria in these games, and many of these equilibria will be compatible with high levels of apparently altruistic behavior in some (but not all) games.

So we are faced with a challenge to heal, to create unity, to evolve cultural expressions that honor the diversity that we are as a people.

What is it doing to evolving (devolving) cultural discourse and interaction, fed by ever-more content of that ilk?

In the face of rapidly evolving musical, cultural, and technological landscapes, have never made it harder to maintain relevance.

First of all, autobiographies tend to portray scientists as worldly beings whose laboratory practices resonate with evolving socio-cultural tendencies in the world at large.