Sentence examples for invading cultures from inspiring English sources

Invading cultures enforced shorter hairstyles on men as a sign of servitude, as well.

Here the "future of cinema" is founded on what appears to be a utopian rewriting of the U.S.'s history of invading cultures from the Sioux to the Sunni.

Western blot analyses of lysates from invading cultures revealed successful silencing of β2M and calpain 2 expression in invading cultures (Supplemental Figure 3B).

Photographs of invading cultures in control (shβ2M) and shVim1-expressing cells are shown in Fig.  1c.

One well represents six individual collagen matrices from 3D invading cultures.

To determine if calpain inhibition interfered with formation of vimentin-MT1-MMP complexes, lysates were prepared from 3D invading cultures and immunoprecipitated with MT1-MMP-specific antisera.

Invading EC cultures were established without and with S1P + GF for 3 h.

Unlike the conquest of Mexican territories in which the invading Spanish culture assimilated some aspects of the native culture, the Spaniards in Colombia "precluded the possibility of even a token cultural symbiosis occurring" (Helguera, 1974, p. 3).

What he makes clear, however, is how thoroughly such campaigns invade the culture, especially youth culture.

A virus was invading the culture.

I guess we'll see more and more standups invading global culture's most exclusive stages, as the thread unspools further that links comedy to the beer-fugged barrooms where it cut its teeth.