Sentences with phrase «fabric of one's culture»

Of course racism functions on the individual level, but because it's embedded into the very fabric of our culture, it's not just a personal issue.

Who that person is and what he or she may think about religion are thus weighty questions, not just for science and the academy, but also for communities of belief, and indeed, the entire moral and spiritual fabric of our culture.

Consumers of legal services in Nova Scotia represent a rich and diverse fabric of cultures, races and backgrounds.

As the cultural chasms between generations widen and deepen, and as the mountains of inequity separating the richest and poorest steepen, I believe that well crafted trans - media properties have a unique capacity to foster convergence; weaving together the shared experiences of differing peoples to form the very fabric of our culture.

We're always looking to improve, so mistakes are part of the fabric of our culture.

But newcomers have also introduced innovations and scientific discoveries (let's not forget Albert Einstein was a German immigrant) and have woven compelling art, literature and philosophies into the fabric of our culture (Khalil Gibran and Khaled Hosseini, anyone?)

It is impossible to remove western judeo - christian moral systems from the fabric of the culture so WHO CARES!

These three types of stories, or story functions, mingle in the process that weaves the fabric of culture.

People seem less inclined these days to commit themselves to local forms of community — voluntary associations, church groups — that tradititionally have formed the fabric of our culture.

Each day, we see it on the nightly news, in the paper, and in our hospital — the opioid epidemic has seeped into the fabric of our culture and years from now, we will still be coping with its catastrophic effects.

«Pickup trucks are largely the fabric of our culture,» Luke says.

Call of Duty is a household name, it has a massive fan base and it is a fabric of our culture.

But consumption is tied to fabric of our culture.

It is a scourge that damages our families and communities, traumatises our women and children, and tears at the fabric of our culture.