Sentence examples for make cultures from inspiring English sources
And yet these arbitrary lines make cultures as much as they express them.
And more generally, it is individuals who make cultures and who break them.
What the scientists held in common was a suspicion that in writing his two best-selling sagas of civilization — the other is "Guns, Germs and Steel" — Dr. Diamond washed over the details that make cultures unique to assemble a grand unified theory of history.
Among many other things, it would make cultures more pluralistic, and more prone to change.
The rupture of hierarchies may change the world, make cultures more pluralistic, and more prone to change.
Assuming the stability of Lula and Lambda virions is similar, the ease of induction should make cultures of Lula lysogens carry a heavier load of the culture virions compared to Lambda lysogens, which was already evident with "mock P1-lysates"(Fig. 2D).
"I don't make culture," he once said.
But that doesn't mean Gazans don't consume and make culture themselves.
But we still live in capitalism, and if you make culture free, you make it a ghetto.
The Globo exhibition, for instance, tackles the philosophical chestnut "Does culture make television or television make culture?" Corporate-financed shows, after all, are keeping designers in business.
