Sentence examples for fledgling cultural from inspiring English sources

On Saadiyat Island — the capital's fledgling cultural district, where construction of branches of the Louvre and Guggenheim museums has been delayed — villas originally intended for sale now are offered for rent.

Artspire, the New York Foundation's version, allows contributors to donate to fledgling cultural organizations as well as to artists, and has not yet put any time limits on the fund-raising.

Recently United States Artists in Los Angeles, a nonprofit that supports American artists, began USA Projects, and New York Foundation for the Arts started Artspire, two nonprofit variations of online crowd-funding devoted solely to artists or fledgling cultural groups.

"The whole controversy has been high entertainment and good instruction," said W. T. J. Mitchell, an art historian at the University of Chicago, whose fledgling cultural policy program organized the one-day conference in the ornate maroon-and-gold ballroom of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

The neighborhood already contained a fledgling cultural district; in addition to MICA, the Lyric Theatre was staging live concerts and performances, and Meyerhoff Symphony Hall was in the planning stages.

After the Revolution, he participated, rather gingerly, in the country's galvanic avant-garde and held various positions in the alphabet soup of fledgling Soviet cultural institutions.

Since then, surging demand from non-Aboriginal Australians, including wealthy collectors and investors, along with strong interest from overseas, has transformed a fledgling industry into a cultural phenomenon, appreciated by millions of people around Australia, and beyond.

Pearl has clearly wallowed in his research, and "The Technologists" is pretty good on the societal and cultural forces arrayed against the fledgling M.I.T. Tribunes of the Industrial Revolution, warriors of enlightenment, pushing back the darkness with their inventions, its students and faculty are blackguarded left and right.

Still, you couldn't help recognizing that the endowment program, even in fledgling form, did its work, bridging the cultural divide not only by bringing actual writers in contact with actual soldiers, sailors and marines, but also by impressing on the people who are hungry to tell about the war that there are many people who are hungry to hear about it.

Will Iraq's new politics triumph over its cultural divides, or will its cultural/sectarian divides sink its fledgling democracy?

Packing in big names and greener talents, this fledgling photography festival looks set to become a cornerstone of the cultural calendar.