Sentence examples for export culture from inspiring English sources

The success, he said, was to do with the innovation and export culture of the Cambridge area and stressed the importance of the smaller player.

Many nations export culture in the hope of winning foreign policy advantage.

Exporting culture is not just profitable in itself.

Exporting culture is also an extension of Britain's soft power.

Saddam, until he went crazy and invaded Kuwait, poured millions of dollars into promoting and exporting culture".

In the 1920's and 1930's, he said, there was unease about American commercialization and exported culture.

Also, in his enthusiasm for all things Scottish, the author ignores the more overtly malign elements of the exported culture.

Many years ago Camille Paglia declared that America exports pop culture to France and France exports high culture to America, but "laughing out loud" at Alex Timber's brilliantly compelling pastiche made me wonder if "Tongue-in-cheek has become the new Serious?" And before you answer, please contemplate how many people get their "news" from "The Daily Show".

Panelists argue this new beast threatened New Orleans' greatest export, its culture, and seemed especially hard to control.

When I was working in France, I was primarily thinking about how to export French culture around the world.

He also serves as the cultural ambassador for Ireland, an unpaid position in which he works with Imagine Ireland, part of a governmental effort to export Irish culture.