Sentence examples for recognisable culture from inspiring English sources

In areas like Hoxton in London, Williamsburg in New York, Silver Lake in Los Angeles, and cities like Austin in Texas, a recognisable culture has sprung up.

"It is a recognisable bureaucratic culture.

Using his Canon 6D and his iPhone, he superimposes famous movies, video games, cartoons, and just plain recognisable pop culture moments onto everyday, real life environments.

The Expression contains a number of drawings and photographs of what to the modern eye appear as rather hammy Victorian actors miming these emotions, supposedly universally recognisable across cultures.

The facial expression of it, which by some measures is recognisable across cultures, involves the wrinkling of the nose combined with a frown.

And though they are superior to him in every aspect of physical grace and courage, their game and culture is still recognisable to his amateur eyes: the players have not yet been removed from everyday cares by exorbitant salaries, or physically transformed to otherworldly proportions by steroids and weights.

A further dimension of social context is genre, which configures variations in field, mode and tenor in regular patterns that are recognisable to members of a culture.

From Pegasus' own website: "his stencilled pieces play with popular culture's most recognisable icons, such as Marilyn Monroe, JFK and I love Lucy, and are sometimes ironic or controversial".

„The City of Banja Luka is recognisable for its rich cultural heritage and constant investment into the development of culture and arts.

The hyperplastic and dysplastic changes seen in pre-culture samples of DMH-treated mucosae remained recognisable during the first two days in culture.

The quintessential toadstool, it is a large white-gilled, white-spotted, usually red mushroom, one of the most recognisable and widely encountered in popular culture.