Sentence examples for tangible culture from inspiring English sources
"tangible culture" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it any time you need to refer to physical artifacts, objects, and materiality connected to a culture - such as buildings, tools, documents, and works of art. For example, "The National Museum showcases the country's tangible culture, including hundreds of years of historical artifacts."
No fewer than 170,000 items had, it was universally reported, been stolen or destroyed, representing a large proportion of Iraq's tangible culture.
Aside from universities and tech companies, UT Austin Dean of Engineering Greg Fenves cites a less tangible culture of creativity.
Children will receive a Millennium Marine activity book and create fish prints, buttons and some tangible Russian culture: handmade versions of the classic nesting eggs.
Far from it, the Pacific appears to be a theatre of superpower rivalry, nationalism, and disputed history; perhaps its most tangible shared culture is surfing.
A good principal establishes a strong and tangible school culture, high expectations for teachers and students and a code of conduct that is both transparent and enforced for all members of the school.
The influence of acid and other psychedelics is becoming more tangible in culture.
The connection to technology also makes the link between tangible and intangible culture more interactive and playful.
We like being liked by the world's biggest power, and perhaps we dream that if there is something tangible in our culture that is truly valued by our cousins across the pond, maybe they won't refuse us entry to Disneyland.
There are tangible elements of culture that can be measured and acted upon to create a distinct competitive advantage in the 21st century marketplace.
The MFA encourages practice-based, interdisciplinary research that has the potential to result in tangible contributions to culture and society at large.
Cities, towns, and residential area compounds constitute the most salient and tangible manifestations of human culture.
