Sentence examples for something cultural from inspiring English sources

"The first thing they did was something cultural," she said.

"The media are always presenting anti-gay attitudes here as something cultural.

When you wanted to make something cultural, when you read, you read engaged writing.

It's a pity he failed because she abandoned the show just as a spark of something – cultural awareness, sympathy, compassion?

"It was just this beautiful big building, and they said, 'We really want to do something cultural here,' " Zhukova explained, as we sat on the terrace.

The appeal is you don't have to pay to have a good time, you don't have to know someone prestigious, you're doing something cultural.

He knows something about cultural dissonance.

What Pocock has propagated here is something deeper – cultural change.

The fanatical twelve-year-old aesthete displays something like cultural disobedience.

As extreme weather events seem to turn the distant threat of global warming into something tangible, cultural meditations on climate change are becoming more popular.

The critical drubbing that accompanies the release of a Kevin Smith film is almost de rigueur now, but there was a time when Smith had something resembling cultural cachet.