Sentence examples for pervasive cultural from inspiring English sources

They are pervasive cultural myths, inherited fabrications you probably grew up with.

That Xenakis could have denied this pervasive cultural trend for 40 years is an amazing feat.

What needs to happen is that the pervasive cultural narrative attached to mathematics needs to fundamentally shift.

The two most significant, pervasive cultural influences in this digitally-enhanced world are food and pornography, and they have more in common than you might think.

But this logic leads to a prevailing bias that reinforces a pervasive cultural tilt against unbelief and further embeds religious myths in the popular consciousness.

Motley's intent in creating those images was at least in part to refute the pervasive cultural perception of homogeneity across the African American community.

Zweig registered, with creative joy, his psychic constrictions just before self-obsession became an all-pervasive cultural style.

And its sung-through score was written by no less pervasive a cultural force than Mr. Legrand, who composed the songs for the adored confectionery movie musicals "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg" and "The Young Girls of Rochefort".

That's certainly the pervasive pop cultural story: That "older and single and cat-friendly" is the same as "failure".

Shaved crotches are so pervasive that cultural commentators have written tomes on about what they say about porn's attitude towards women or how much their pornographic ubiquity has influenced the rise of pubic depilation in the general public.

We provide such a model, the SPEND model, for addressing some of the more proximal services and barriers for HIV/STIs in MSM in SSA taking into account the pervasive political, cultural, social, and economic stigma.