Sentence examples for shape cultural from inspiring English sources

"What's the truth – and is there a truth to find?" As officially sanctioned custodians of art and culture, museums can shape cultural truths.

And a tech story: How does social media capture and shape cultural responses to live events?

The theater was not just a place to see a show but also a forge where Ms. Teer worked to shape cultural identity.

Rather, he said, the museum's mission is to shape cultural attitudes and dispel the bad rap that most people give math.

Tom Crompton, a director of the Common Cause Foundation which researches and promotes shared values, suggests that alongside sending out a plea to save the near extinct tiger, for example, we should be campaigning to shape cultural values.

The idea of the writer or scholar without a vested interest, speaking out in the public interest, is associated in the United States with people like Lionel Trilling and Irving Howe, who helped shape cultural life and political conversation in the 50's.

Although the Coptic text may be too dated to reflect Jesus' marital status, it is a reminder of his unusual ability to shape cultural conversation -- not least of all where women are concerned.

Commerce, he says, shapes cultural output in subtle ways; he sees Kickstarter's approach as a new alternative.

"Undressed: A Brief History of Underwear" examines the big role that undergarments have played in shaping cultural attitudes, gender tensions and shifting style trends, and it helps to explain our endless fascination with what lies beneath.

While faithful to the notion of human nature's duality, the idea that good and evil are in perpetual conflict within us, McOnie is equally interested by the forces shaping cultural eras.

The Art Not Oil alliance of campaign groups argues that BP influenced curatorial decision-making, shaped cultural institutions' security strategies and used museums to further its political interests in the UK and abroad.