Sentence examples for of cultural work from inspiring English sources

"There are not too many events doing this kind of cultural work," he said.

"XI YANGYANG" is probably not the sort of cultural work Mao Zedong had in mind when he said that art should serve the revolution.

"He is a brother of ours who has been taken," sums up Lawrence Lessig, the Harvard professor and government reform activist who co-founded Creative Commons, which provides an open alternative to the copyright system of reuse with the aim of enabling greater sharing of cultural work.

He is correct that the forms of power developed to impose this project in universities through the de-democratisation, bureaucratisation and audit of cultural work have crippled education and creative knowledge production, particularly in the humanities and critical social sciences – albeit incredibly unequally across the university sector.

Many of our stories come from oral histories, they aren't documented in books, but they are embodied through oral traditions or other forms of cultural work, like dance, drawing, or weaving.

The organization of amylases in Gram-positive bacteria, clearly differs from the sus paradigm developed for starch utilization by Gram-negative Bacteroides species which appears more suited to the sequestration of soluble molecules., Remarkably, the study of Ze et al., (2012) appears to be the first report of cultural work on R. bromii since Herbeck and Bryant examined growth requirements in 1974.

Loans of cultural works are meant to foster respect and admiration.

The northeast Tibetan region that Qinghai encompasses, generally called Amdo, is historically an area known for Tibetan scholarship and the production of cultural works.

The six family members who inherited his estate are now taking legal action for receipt of stolen goods, and the French office to prevent trafficking of cultural works is investigating.

Humanist scholars concentrate their attention on explicating the complexities, contexts, and meanings of cultural works.

Melville Island has been the subject of a number of cultural works, most of which concern its use as a prison.