Sentence examples for most cultures a from inspiring English sources

Birthdays allow people in most cultures a chance to receive gifts on their own special day once a year.

Over against this there is in most cultures a concurrent rivalry with other religions, with their contrary doctrinal claims, and beyond that, the challenges of secular wisdom and unbelief.

In most cultures, a war horse used as a riding animal was trained to be controlled with limited use of reins, responding primarily to the rider's legs and weight.

(198) In most cultures, a pink salmon color is likewise appreciated in dishes prepared from smoked or boiled salmon or trout.

That's why most cultures with a history of winemaking also have a history of distilling, like the French, who make cognac, and the Italians, who make grappa.

In most cultures, providing a place for the dead was originally a family obligation because of the widespread belief that ties of kinship last beyond death.

The name for Hell, in most cultures, meant a hole or hidden place, and this soon became a hole of fire.

Americans, he said, unlike most cultures, use a hypodescent rule, in which one drop of black blood makes a person black.

Proverbs and proverbial sayings were as common as in most cultures at a comparable level of development.

The beard — a traditional signifier of age and wisdom in most cultures — had become a symbol of youthful rebellion (and a different sort of conformity) for the first time since the heyday of Fillmore East.

Yet fortunetelling is a vital component of most cultures, said Nan Rothschild, a professor of urban anthropology at Barnard College.