Sentence examples for mark of cultural from inspiring English sources
Yet such understatement is the mark of cultural confidence.
In Italy Catholicism, as a mark of cultural difference in a homogenising world, is held dear in some unlikely quarters: among atheist intellectuals, for example.
For the Turkish-educated elite, a sound knowledge of Persian language and literature remained a mark of cultural distinction well into the 19th century.
Late last winter, the phenomenon achieved a defining mark of cultural validity when CBS Interactive set a reality show inside a gaming house.
As the historian Tracy McKenzie remarks in his study of Civil War Knoxville, many of the comments uttered by Union soldiers toward the pro-Union civilians bore the mark of cultural prejudice.
The American Ballet Theatre has staged its first performance in Cuba for 50 years, in a mark of cultural diplomacy between the two countries.
The spiritual, on the other hand, is an "inner" domain bearing the "essential" marks of cultural identity.
3417 in the Collection of Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek: An Ethnic Marker or a Sign of Cultural Transmission?
The mark of a cultural highbrow nowadays is a cheerful readiness to embrace the lowbrow.
But the popularity of thongs is not merely a matter of practicality, it's a mark of the cultural climate.
Most alarmingly, the fall of Saddam Hussein had led to a resurgence of the practice – FGM was seen as a mark of national cultural independence for the Kurds.
