culturally determine

Examples (20)

• Our perceptions of beauty are largely culturally determined.
• The debate is about whether such attitudes are biologically or culturally determined.
• Many aspects of human behavior are culturally determined, not biologically.
• Our perception of beauty is largely culturally determined.
• The nature of public holidays is often culturally determined.
• Many social norms that we take for granted are, in fact, culturally determined.
• Scholars argue that what is considered 'polite' is culturally determined and varies greatly across the world.
• Anthropologists study the extent to which family structures are culturally determined.
• Historians have shown how gender roles in that era were culturally determined.
• What is considered polite or rude is almost entirely culturally determined.
• We must recognize that our own values may be culturally determined.
• The concept of personal space varies greatly and seems to be culturally determined.
• The symbolism used in traditional art is almost always culturally determined.
• Historically, gender roles were strongly culturally determined rather than being based on individual ability.
• It's a mistake to assume all social structures are universal; many are culturally determined.
• It's fascinating to see how something as basic as food preferences can be culturally determined.
• Understanding what is culturally determined is key to cross-cultural communication.
• The research suggests that our emotional expressions might not be universal, but are instead culturally determined.
• The way future generations interact with technology will be, in part, culturally determined.
• While genetics play a part, many aspects of our identity are culturally determined.