Sentence examples for extensive cultural from inspiring English sources
Bild, Germany's best selling daily tabloid, regularly reviews opera and theatre, and the "serious" newspapers such as the Süddeutsche Zeitung have extensive cultural pages called the Feuilleton which eschew pop culture and gossip in favour of dissecting often very challenging art.
It was an age of building, recovery and revival, extensive cultural patronage and competitive displays of ostentation.
The biggest unions, like the railway workers' union, supported extensive cultural activities, including clubs, libraries, and a secondary boarding school.
This extensive cultural and political activity was financed by Peisistratus' revenues from the mines of Mount Pangaeum and from internal sources.
During the cold war, the United States Information Agency ran extensive cultural programs, including America Centers that were part of the fabric of many countries.
As we do so our gaze might alight on Sir Paul Pindar's house: the beautiful, timber-framed Jacobean frontage of a 17th-century Bishopsgate home which at one point contained this Stuart merchant's extensive cultural collection.
He said he wanted to address the past to build a more forward-looking relationship with South Korea, a country with which Japan enjoys extensive trade, cultural and political ties and whose music and television programs it avidly consumes.
Southeastern Florida is considered the gateway to the Americas, with extensive social, cultural, and commercial ties to Central and South America and the Caribbean.
The extensive cross-cultural research of anthropologists Carolyn and Melvin Ember is used to show that the vast majority of human cultures do experience war, but at different frequencies.
(The Financial Times, the leading business newspaper in Europe, publishes a Saturday issue that blends market news with extensive lifestyle and cultural coverage).
WHAT TO DO This is the season to see the sledders and snowboarders flocking to Floods Hill, not far from the Baird Community Center — which used to be a clubhouse for a surrounding golf course and is now the hub of the village's extensive recreation and cultural affairs program.
