Sentence examples for single cultural from inspiring English sources
"The BBC is the biggest single cultural influence in the country," said one.
As its finest historian Hilary Beckles has written: "West Indian people had made their greatest single cultural investment in cricket".
Teasing out the contribution of any single cultural or political variable has proved an almost infinitely complicated exercise.
The new endowment, to be called the Rudolf Nureyev Fund at the Joffrey Ballet, is among the foundation's biggest grants to a single cultural institution.
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In 1915 16 Wilhelm Schmidt, then the leader of the Vienna School of Ethnology, viewed totemism strictly according to the then-popular schemes of culture circles or kulturkries (today long abandoned); because totemism was disseminated throughout the world, he thought of it as a single cultural complex in spite of local differences.
The study will focus on a single ethnic cultural group, Afro-Ecuadorians, that traditionally has lived in the remote rural North Eastern region of Esmeraldas Province, but that has migrated in significant numbers over the past 30 years to cities such as the provincial capital, Esmeraldas.
For this study, Asian ethnicity was defined based on answers from two survey questions on ethnicity: "What are the ethnic or cultural origins of your ancestors?" (multiple responses permitted), and "Which single ethnic or cultural group do you most strongly identify with?" (single response permitted).
The second festival goes for the other extreme, showcasing the work of emerging contemporary choreographers of a single ethnic or cultural heritage.
He is the architect of the single largest cultural transformation in YouTube's seven-year history.
First, the find supported the growing conviction that the art of ancient China was not always generated by a single dominating cultural capital.
