Sentence examples for general cultural from inspiring English sources

In Beach et al.'s [ 6] review, knowledge refers to information about general cultural concepts such as the impact of culture on the patient-provider encounter or culture-specific knowledge such as traditional cultural practices.

Beyond sex differences in perceiving that seem to be culturally imposed, there is evidence for more general cultural influences on perception.

Ms. Salamon succeeds Walter Goodman, who will remain a critic writing on general cultural subjects.

But I haven't told Penny that the general cultural perception of Down syndrome continues to hurt us all.

Added to this mix is a general cultural belief among Asian-Americans that achievement comes with effort.

With free primary education compulsory by the late 19th century, basic literacy ensured that the general cultural level was raised.

In this general cultural drive toward simplicity, one thing stands out like a very sore thumb: the tax code.

In London, where theater remains a larger and more natural part of the general cultural conversation, the s.o. is less epidemic.

In those speeches he excoriated the West not only for weakness in its negotiations with the Soviet Union but also for a general cultural and civil collapse.

It subsequently migrated to SoHo, and — following general cultural currents — last year moved to a new 14,000-square-foot space in downtown Brooklyn.

Any particular folk art will necessarily share the style of its general cultural area; Chinese folk art is Chinese as well as folk.