Sentences with phrase «cultural phenomenon known»

The cultural phenomenon known as the «dab» has long overstayed its welcome.

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Indeed, Hollande is the figurehead for a cultural phenomena that has been germinating in France known as anti-Sarkozyism.
The phenomenon, known as cumulative cultural evolution, was considered «arguably unique to humans,» says Dora Biro, a behavioral biologist at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.
This phenomenon appears too precise to have been caused by the Syrian Arab Republic Government's military forces, and while it is well known that the United States and other partner air forces have the ability to deliver munitions with high precision, the destroyed sites are all cultural sites located within the UNESCO Tentative World Heritage site boundary, according to the report.
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And that was fine a decade ago when The Room was still in its first blush as a cultural phenomenon, but you can't keep up the act forever, not unless you want to turn into a joke that you're no longer in on.
The writer / director, who's known for the epic samurai flick 13 Assassins among many other films, has pulled together a stellar Japanese cast, with talented youngster Hana Sugisaki starring alongside the action icon / cultural phenomenon Takuya Kimura.
Environmental management and the challenge of achieving sustainable development is a global problem that requires looking at the political, economic, cultural, and educational phenomenas of the current paradigm, from a poly - logic phenomenology that perceive different levels of Reality which form the world and cosmos humanly known.
The monk practising the debate is immersed, in his everyday life of Buddhist and as a tibetan, in a cultural universe filled with songs, music and dances crowned, in a singular relationship to gods whom he knows how he has invented to help him to represent itself and to live the logic of the contradictory which makes the phenomena.
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) recognizes the significance of this phenomenon, stating, «[s] tudents unable to navigate through a complex digital landscape will no longer be able to participate fully in the economic, social and cultural life around them.»
Well, the original Super Mario Bros is the game that fully cemented the popularity of Mario and made him a cultural phenomenon; introducing Bowser, Princess Toadstool (now known as Peach) and giving Luigi a chance to shine alongside Mario.
Our film explores six painters known as the Washington Color School movement as a cultural phenomenon, set against a backdrop of explosive politics and intrigue, music and culture.
Reaching viral proportions online over the last several months, Removed touches the nerve of a cultural phenomenon that today knows no global boundaries and relates to the soon to be estimated, two billion users of smartphones and other devices that have overtaken our lives, concentration, imaginations and attention.
In her opinion, our culture no longer creates its self - image and an understanding of itself through text and artifact, but by means of cultural performances.11 In her analysis of the «reenactment» phenomenon of artistic performances, curator Inke Arns suggests that reenactments give us access to the past by means of immersion, identification, and the forging of more personal and diversified links with aspects of that past.
If you think the importance of culture goes no further than what you hear on the radio or see on television, then you're sorely underestimating the long - term impact of art, movies, music, celebrities, and cultural phenomenons.
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