Sentence examples for tiny cultural from inspiring English sources

"Every tiny cultural group should somehow have the opportunity to shape their environment".

The Center absorbed a tiny Cultural Institute, started in 1958, and it now serves as the Center's Cultural Division.

On the other hand there are the artists, often from other countries, with comparatively tiny cultural budgets at their disposal.

Taylor: India and China have strong spiritual traditions (e.g. Vedanta, Yoga and Taoism) but these traditions are only tiny cultural streams.

"One can honestly say that half a century of small houses in the Western United States would not have been the same had the Greenes never produced their few exquisitely wrought houses for a tiny cultural elite," wrote Reyner Banham a British architectural historian, in his introduction to Makinson's 1977 "Greene & Greene".

Instructions are tiny pieces of cultural DNA.

But the modern world is transforming this tiny ecological and cultural gem. .

Far from being idle fun, stories act like cultural DNA – tiny packets of information that build tribes and societies.

His impeccably-sourced local produce and savvy cross-cultural references – tiny Sardinian gnocchi are served in a light tomato sauce with small clams from the Rhone delta, and salt-cod tartare with rocket comes with chickpea puree laced with sesame oil – has made this one of the most successful restaurants to open in Marseille for many years.

But tiny houses face a broader cultural challenge, too.

This same belief made the system easily exploited by pluralities masquerading as majorities, which interpreted each tiny victory as a massive cultural mandate.