Sentence examples for frontier culture from inspiring English sources
America was shaped by a frontier culture and an emphasis on individual accountability.
Bracewell argues that frontier culture shaped the Uskoks and their ethos.
Guns were part of the frontier culture that shaped the American psyche, and hunting has passed from generation to generation in much of America.
He notes how many elements of frontier culture the young Lincoln -- who did not hunt, drink, use tobacco or gamble -- rejected.
Together they formed a distinctly American frontier culture whose influence spread as the more restless eventually moved on in search of greener pastures.
This lack of trust is partly a hangover from frontier culture; it is also because we Americans have ejected one ruling government - the British - and we were careful in our constitution to ensure that its replacement would be bound by strict limitations.
In addition to novels Horgan wrote historical sketches and books that sympathetically depict the Native American, Spanish, Mexican, and Anglo-American frontier cultures of the Southwest.
The focus was very much on frontier cultures of the prairies, bushlands, savannahs and steppes, while the oceans were largely disregarded [12].
The MCFA network establishes bridges across frontiers, cultures, and disciplines to go one step further in the exchange of knowledge and a better integration of science and society, and it welcomes opportunities to share its ideas and initiatives with the rest of the scientific community.
"Our rural, frontier political culture has not traditionally placed an especially high value on academic credentials for positions of leadership in society," Bass said.
"Manifesta needs to take place at the edge of things — on the frontier where cultures meet," Ms. Fijen said, "and right now, Murcia is one of those frontiers".
