Sentence examples for tiny cultures from inspiring English sources

People in all but a few, tiny cultures do it.

The big makers who have emerged from this young part of the scene are folks like Mixed Candy, Don't Hug Cacti, One Fur All, and Made Fur You, all of which have turned this tiny culture into a viable enterprise.

It's not about one person - the objective, rational scientist - peering into the other and finding stuff, but two people involved in a tiny mini-culture, where certain problems emerge".

They then put these pieces of synthetic DNA which were, in effect, tiny chromosomes into cell cultures derived from dog kidneys, which have been found particularly effective for this kind of work.The dog-kidney cells duly churned out viruses, suitable for seeding the process of vaccine manufacture, that contained the proteins in question.

These hand-waving arguments about tiny changes in culture explaining the emergence of such a huge change in brain structure just doesn't hold water.

A tiny street art culture is taking root in Beijing, adding a splash of colour in a grey, authoritarian city.

Every exit off the highway opens up a new possibility to explore a tiny American sub-culture that you'll never find in a big city.

In other words, there's really no pop culture in "Tiny Furniture".

"LA is being dragged kicking and screaming from car culture little, tiny bits at a time," said Don Ward, AKA "Roadblock", a 43-year-old organiser and figurehead.

Yet for all the book's attention to trivia, Benji is somehow equally aware of the tiny nuances of teen culture and the immense pride and importance that his forebears attached to their conquest of Sag Harbor.

It became clear at some point between the exhibition packed with people (mid-week) politely jostling each other to examine the tiny fragments of a culture that disappeared over a thousand years ago and the gift shop mugs and tea cloths depicting charts of the seas – North, Baltic, Atlantic – across which the Vikings sailed.