Sentence examples for subtle cultural from inspiring English sources

While the traditional media and the United States government continue to fixate on the individual Julian Assange, a not so subtle cultural shift is taking root worldwide: Hacktivist culture is rapidly morphing from a small underground subculture into mainstream culture for a younger generation, not just in the United States, but worldwide.

Subtle cultural clashes with Caucasian or Latino boyfriends led to unhappy breakups.

Each piece mixes subtle cultural messages with a hint of whimsy.

It won't topple the patriarchy overnight, but this subtle cultural shift is damaging its foundations.

Marketers are spending increasing amounts of time and effort trying to understand subtle cultural differences.

They are fascinated by the subtle cultural differences that reveal themselves almost instantly after they cross into Canada.

The forces of maternal guilt being inestimable, failing to breast-feed possibly serves as one more thing mothers use to browbeat themselves, while subtle and not-so-subtle cultural messages often hurry the weaning process.

It's not just a knowledge gap; there are subtler cultural divides at play.

This pressure to get with the global program — whether delivered in climate talks or through the subtler cultural pressure of satellite television — can bring strange results.

Having spent half of the last dozen years in India and half in the West, I have seen how this pressure on developing countries to get with the global program, whether in climate talks or by the subtler cultural thrust of satellite television, can bring strange results.

But Mr. Obama, by virtue of his unusual background as a biracial child reared by loving, though not unprejudiced, white caregivers, is acutely aware that the crude, dominating racism of the past simply morphed into a subtler cultural racism of the private sphere — significantly altered though hardly less damaging.