In our culture, they'll fight these kind of hobbies.

Analyzing their structure helps us gain insight into our culture and society.

In our culture, you cannot be married to two women at the same time.

We can share our culture with them, and at the same time we get to learn about theirs.

In our culture, in San Marino, the family plays a key role in forming new generations.

We can't wait for the kind of drought Australia had to change our political culture.

When a woman stands up and says, No, I won't go to the back of the bus, she didn't just affect her life. That decision shaped our culture.

Every aspect of our shared culture, if not the last century of shared suffering, confirms that for us.

Making matters worse, while we discarded the finer elements of our traditional culture, we failed to absorb the better aspects of modern civilization.

On the contrary, it impoverishes our mindset, if not our culture.

In our culture we believe that turmeric paste makes the skin soft and make bride more beautiful for the wedding day.

They told me what I'm doing could be dangerous in Iraq because this is not our culture, Al Jaf said in that 2015 interview.

And I'm applying a similar trick to say, what if we looked at the universe in our culture through the eyes of technology? What does technology want?

We've lost our sense of outrage, our anger and our grief about what's going on in our culture right now, what's going on in our country, the atrocities that are being committed in our names around the world.

Now we are discovering a more accurate vision of the unconscious, of who we are deep inside, and it's going to have a wonderful and profound and humanizing effect on our culture.

Every aspect of our shared culture, if not the last century of shared suffering, confirms that for us.

The Decompiculture Society shares a vision of a cultural shift, from our current culture of death denial and body preservation to one of decompiculture, a radical acceptance of death and decomposition.

Well, the healthcare system has been transformed a culture pervaded with defensiveness, universal distrust of the system of justice, universal practice of defensive medicine.

Last year, Unilever s Kenyan branch ran a taste our culture campaign in support of its line of traditional East African herbs and spices.

For all their subliminal paid promotions and subtle product placements, corporations are getting drubbed in the main story lines of our popular culture.

It guarantees the free development of national and ethnic groups among the country's population and seeks to allow them both free expression of their specific cultural orientation and integration into the our larger, common culture.

Popular images of past disasters are part of our folklore, often buried in the dim reaches of our memory, but re emerging to trouble us from time to time.

Because we all know, corny as it sounds, the secret to living is giving. We all know life's not about me it's about we. This culture knows that. This room knows that.

And these things, because we can copy and transmit them so easily, actually circulate within our culture a lot more like ideas than like physically instantiated objects.

But when we glimpse an alternative, our culture s inadequacies (and even insanities) are immediately apparent, which may prompt a cultural shift, collective action, and change.

Ours is a culture that is prone to last minute preparation to shutting down any new idea that requires hard work to talk, talk and more talk and a reluctant to take action that isn t centred around pleasure.

I want to talk about what is happening now in our scientific, biotechnological culture, where, for really the first time in history, we have the power to design bodies, to design animal bodies, to design human bodies.

Speaking of justice, there's another phenomenon going on in our culture that I find deeply troubling, and that is that America, right now, has the largest percentage of its population in prison of any country on Earth.

As we try to build this view, and try to educate ourselves about the enormity of our culture, the information that we have to work with is these gigantic numbers numbers in the millions, in the hundreds of millions, in the billions and now in the trillions.

So I want to take you through a kind of whirlwind tour of that and then at the end talk a little bit about what some of the implications are for us and for our species, as well as our cultures, because of this change.

As essential as it is across our traditions, as real as so many of us know it to be in particular lives, the word compassion is hollowed out in our culture, and it is suspect in my field of journalism.

Always, we believed that change will spring from within, that change should be a reconciliation with culture, cultural diversity, with our faith in our tradition and in our history, but at the same time, open to universal values, connected with the world, tolerant to the outside.

I want to show you the rest of this photograph, because this photograph is analogous to what we do to the word compassion in our culture we clean it up and we diminish its depths and its grounding in life, which is messy.

Our lives, our cultures, are composed of many overlapping stories. Novelist Chimamanda Adichie tells the story of how she found her authentic cultural voice and warns that if we hear only a single story about another person or country, we risk a critical misunderstanding.

We have to acknowledge that we have a problem here in our culture and way of thinking, and that the occupation has sown fear in us, to the point that we can not express ourselves through culture but have started destroying ourselves and reviling whatever is beautiful...

If there is one thing BP's watery improv act made clear, it is that, as a culture, we have become far too willing to gamble with things that are precious and irreplaceable, and to do so without a back up plan, without an exit strategy.

So the global economy is becoming a place where women are more successful than men, believe it or not, and these economic changes are starting to rapidly affect our culture what our romantic comedies look like, what our marriages look like, what our dating lives look like, and our new set of superheroes.

When one nation is intimidated or ostracized, all are not free. Every aspect of our shared culture, if not the last century of shared suffering, confirms that for us.

We don't want a cinema to showcase the culture of others, as much as we need it produce our own culture. Cinemas carry a message which we can project the way we want and by utilising it effectively, we can make the world listen to our voices without the stereotypes which mar our images in their eyes.

Whether we actively believe them or consciously reject them, our culture remains in the grips of certain archetypal stories about our supremacy over others and over nature the narrative of the newly discovered frontier and the conquering pioneer, the narrative of manifest destiny, the narrative of apocalypse and salvation.