Sentence examples for spread of cultures from inspiring English sources

He has travelled the world studying evolution and the spread of cultures.

I hoped the simple setup gave more weight to the subjects — ­all of them adorable — from a spread of cultures and backgrounds as big as our world.

President Hu Jintao has publicly called for China to exercise greater global influence through the spread of culture and diplomacy, or "soft power".

So my first thought, when envisioning the spread of culture in Olden Times, is invariably the fake advertisement for the "Underground Tape Railroad" from HBO's cult comedy hit Mr Show with Bob and David.

The world is dominated and ruled by the spread of culture.

Cultural diffusion, the spreading of culture from one civilization to another, happens organically when different populations come into contact.

"You cannot stop the spreading of culture, especially in the global economy".

Diffusion, or the spreading of culture traits, in their view, was the prime force of human development, and all cultural development could be traced to a few inventive centres.

Within the Sunan Yugur Autonomous County, the old ways of passing on ethnic culture to the younger generation have also been affected by the spread of new culture.

Kobayashi (2007) accounts for the relatively slow spread of Yayoi culture to the east in terms of the "walls" (壁 kabe) put up by the progressively more robust Jōmon cultures to the east in the archipelago.

But the larger tale is about the spread of omertà culture.