A primitive person, whose culture is the totality of his universe, has a relatively fixed sense of cultural continuity and timelessness.
But change is incremental in a town whose culture is fiercely guarded.
We live in a society whose culture is driven by fear of death.
Drage was critical of doctors, whose culture she said was not geared towards community services.
There is this struggle, for people whose culture is identified with language, to preserve it.
This they sang in Greek, as befitted a people whose culture was now Greek and no longer Latin.
The poverty and humiliation visited on a people whose culture is suppressed and mocked - "illiterate, burnt" - has obvious contemporary resonances.
For a country whose culture increasingly outweighs its other assets internationally, this may be the right order of priorities.
"I can't pretend we're seen as a rugby hotbed," said Councillor Alan Robins, whose culture brief includes rugby.
If you come from a small country whose culture and language are not understood abroad, you make your message stronger".
When she retires she will live in Switzerland (where she has a house), and Italy, whose culture she adores.
