Sentence examples for mini cultural from inspiring English sources

Created in exacting detail to represent different cultures at various time periods across the world, rooms are mini cultural museums containing priceless artifacts and reproductions.

But, in the words of Le Monde, the country's most earnest newspaper, a "mini cultural revolution" may be at hand.

This was a sort of mini Cultural Olympiad, with cities and regions able to bid to celebrate the visual arts.

President Xi Jinping's crackdown on corruption, along with slower economic growth, has now changed the mood.His anti-extravagance measures amount to a mini cultural revolution.

The online images, as well as the conversations built around them, seem to have created a mini cultural commons where, upon each discovery, new maps of belonging and longing; of presence and absence; of jagged ruptures and tentative gestures are created on a day-to-day basis.

In the beautiful banality of these everyday activities, Tiravanija creates mini cultural meeting places inside the larger space of the museum.

The mini as cultural artefact is legend: in the 50 years since its invention, a lot has been written about it.

Caught between all of these various worlds, struggling to juggle conflicting identities, find common cultural ground, muddling through the learning process of creating their cultural self, my two boys have become true mini-cultural melting pots.

He has a faith in the state that is typical of his party's Fabian wing, minus the cultural liberalism that usually comes with that label.

But the city re-establishes itself more each year, attracting a new generation of mini-breakers, cultural tourists, yacht-bound island-hoppers and independent travellers who find that, in so many ways, Dubrovnik delivers.

Joseph Horowitz has long urged orchestras to reinvent themselves as mini-conservatories and cultural centers.