Sentence examples for imported cultures from inspiring English sources
Urban life was a disorderly collision of imported cultures, and the old Democratic ward bosses doled out coveted public jobs and created cohesive social cliques.
Complementing "The Short Century," an eye-opening survey of modern and contemporary African art on view at P.S. 1 in Queens through May 5, this installation by Ms. Tuggar, a native of Nigeria, examines the fusion of indigenous and imported cultures.
Is it OK for an imported culture to dominate indigenous culture?
But that doesn't bother the residents, who are used to imported culture coexisting with their own.
The Somoza regime valued elite (often imported) culture, while the Sandinistas promoted what they termed "democratizing, national, anti-imperialist" art forms, both professional and amateur.
The stories of saints, martyrs and exemplars of probity and wisdom, churned out by local printing houses, served to justify the newly imported culture as well as acts of barbarism against the native inhabitants.
Derived from the imported culture of Spanish settlers (via the Arabic Moors who brought the concept to Iberia previously) and combined with the best practices of the native peoples of the region, the acequia system is a powerful example of how we might envision people working together not only with each other but with the land itself.
Sixth, while autochthonous culture remains vibrant, imported culture floods local markets in the form of language, food, dress, and music.
Transgressive films imported from cultures that are recognizably different yet still relatable can be used to progressively examine issues in another culture.
To that end, the Sachs studio has imported the culture of the handmade object, something increasingly precious in a society that worships packaging and branding.
In recent years, imported popular culture, like the Bollywood films that are wildly popular with South Asian immigrants, has helped push the boundaries of acceptable teenage behavior for immigrants.
