Sentence examples for overarching culture from inspiring English sources

I wish I could give you my five point plan but I'm not sure it's currently possible given our overarching culture of work in this country.

It seems that there's an overarching culture of secrecy within the federal government, which promotes a resistance to sharing information, even in the most arbitrary of cases.

Employing our freedom to choose moral behavior over outrageous indulgence is a serious battle and one that should be helped by an overarching culture that trains boys from their earliest days to respect women as equals and to see in them a divine image rather than the breathing realization of an erotic urge.

So it's only fitting that one of the 10 chapters of Energy Flow be dedicated to "Riots," a tribute to the Hackney riots that took place right outside FIELD's London studio, as well as a more general exploration of the overarching global unrest permeating our culture today.

Because subjectivity enshrines ideas that are partial and fragmentary by definition, it tends to preclude searches for larger, overarching truths, thereby undermining a strong culture of contestation.

Love and theft, as Eric Lott reminds us, are the overarching themes in an American popular culture born in minstrelsy and built, in large part, from the promethean creative labor of black people.

Identified categories (eg, 'Unsupportive attitudes of managers') were aggregated into subthemes (eg, 'Attitudes towards family work') and finally became grouped under overarching themes (eg, 'Context: addressing the organisational culture').

The element of culture can encompass practices of cultural events but also represent the overarching element of meanings in practices.

The overarching themes in such Biblical interpretation also bear a strong resemblance to contemporary talk of a culture war pitting secular liberals against conservative Christians, said Timothy Weber, president of Memphis Theological Seminary.

In most such conversations, overarching themes emerge.

Her overarching 'we' means 'we British'.