Sentence examples for questions appropriation from inspiring English sources

By critiquing what it means to exist in the highly controlled body of a female popstar, virtual or real, the performance-installation questions appropriation and exploitation.

In the mid-1990's, as California began to spend more on its prisons than on its state college and university system, voters began to question appropriations for prison construction.

Like his name, the track is an enthusiastic but discomfiting homage that raises questions about appropriation and sincerity.

Like Rich Chigga's stage name, the song "Dat $tick" is an enthusiastic but discomfiting homage that raises questions about appropriation and sincerity.

One of the unusual things about Imanuel is that he seemed to materialize out of nowhere, mostly isolated from the assumptions and contexts that accompany rap in the West, and rose fast enough to nearly skate by questions of appropriation or identity.

Questions of appropriation are always legally thorny; there's no clear point at which audio background noise becomes part of the public domain.

People always ask me questions about appropriation, and when they ask me what kind of music I make, talking about the music as "world music" is kind of my joke it's just the way I respond to all that.

His presence raises the question of appropriation.

But as Mr. Madof recognized, questions of cultural appropriation are almost bound to arise, much as they did in the mid-2000s when the Hasidic singer Matisyahu took up reggae.

But Beyoncé's song raised many of the same questions about the appropriation of developing countries' music that Paul Simon faced a quarter of a century ago when he went to South Africa to record Graceland.

Their latest – which looks east, recounting a shamisen-strumming boy's quest to unpick a tangled family history – fends off questions of cultural appropriation via the refinement and sensitivity of its penhand.