Sentences with phrase «sub culture»

True women are still second class citizens in many countries and ethnic sub cultures.

Visitors who come here easily blend into the vibrant sub cultures and lifestyles.

There is a key sentence in Pope Benedict's lecture: «A reason which is deaf to the divine and which relegates religion to the realm of sub cultures is incapable of entering into the dialogue of cultures today.»»

Church sub culture creates an exclusive relational dependency.

Their acronym for the study was SCUM (Sub Culture Urban Marketing), and were calling gay men scum.

In his illuminating new book Drugs Unlimited Mike Power sets out how market forces and the internet have combined to bypass laws and move way ahead of governments to build a hugely sophisticated, agile, international sub culture and marketplace.

As I mentioned in the criticism of PUA's page, in this period of time pickup artists have moved from an underground sub culture, into the mainstream, and then back again a bit into the shade, although I don't think it'll ever be completely underground again.

The game will pit you and a friend against hordes of undead creatures in this «brutal, uncensored vampire quest sprinkled with clichés of both side - scrolling beat - em - ups and sub culture phenomena.»

A viral flourishing sub culture form of art originally a tool to mark territorial boundaries of urban youth.

The result is a massive movement of entire sub cultures to different regions within the EU.

Parts of the cursive script remind of Rene Ricard's playful text based paintings while the imagery maintains Pettibon's longstanding interest in sub cultures and Americana.

Within modern societies there are sub cultures that adhere to child led weaning, such as La Leche League.

Bear Nation is a thorough and stylistic examination of the sub culture sweeping gay culture, the sexualization of fat and hair.

This clever design is particularly essential as Sarah Bax notes that a new build potentially cause problems with integration of students as buildings can create sub cultures and separate staff and students within the institution, creating a lack of identity for both students and staff.

Santa Barbara's Funk Zone has developed into a sub culture of artisian shops, hip eateries, wine tasting rooms, and award winning microbreweries.