How To Use Subculture In A Sentence
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Parents and children within the cultures and subcultures we have studied respond similarly to one another.
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Theirs is a subculture that gives a chubby finger to mortality.
Times, Sunday Times
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There is a rotten to the core subculture of coin dealers close to these guys who truly believe that it is their right to doctor, recolor, or do whatever they please to coins for a living.
Commentary: Thoughts on the PCGS Lawsuit Against Coin Doctors : Coin Collecting News
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Fringe photographer and subculture chronicler Charles Gatewood quickly added mess to his extreme repertoire, and New York nightclubs began splattering their go-go dancers with liquid latex.
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Cells from mutant colonies were subcultured daily for at least 5 days.
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Though much has been theorized to the contrary, such subcultures are not de facto resistant to a dominant ideology.
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These strange creatures allegedly dress all in black and have their own subculture which decent Aucklanders look askance at.
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His chronicle evokes in all its wooliness the storied past and indestructible spirit of a crucial American subculture, when folks on the stroll "worked all week, and Saturday night was their night to howl.
On the Midnight Special
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Through his popularity, an entire subculture has grown up imitating Al and even parodying him.
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Breakdancing, since its conception in the early seventies in New York has been largely ignored by the media but is thriving as a subculture sport and underground art form.
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This party theme subculture generally grew in numbers around 1980s, and the term rave was used to describe acid-house movements and "E" - fueled club scenes in Houston.
Xml's Blinklist.com
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It seems like his life is constantly guided by things that both fascinate and disgust him: his childhood interest in kiddie pop culture, his period with San Francisco’s hippie subculture, his weird sexual fetishes.
The Grumpy Old Man : Scrubbles.net
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The artist's subjects - taken mainly from the city's streetlife and bohemian subculture - included portraits and scenes of sexual violence and deviation (particularly shoe fetishism).
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What was different about punk was the explosion of subcultures it created.
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When the apartheid regime began to racially segregate communities in Cape Town, people from District Six, including the transvestites, were moved out into the coloured townships, and this was how the moffie subculture became established in the wider communities," he explained.
IRIN
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Today's comparably visible low-rider subculture continues to articulate the pachuco heritage in imagery and in letters to the editors of Low Rider Magazine.
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Perhaps footballers are the only people who double as heroes and villains within the very same subculture.
Times, Sunday Times
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They indicate a kind of exilic quality that is developing in evangelical storytelling as the American evangelical subculture learns to negotiate post-Christian America.
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It can lead to the creation of entirely new forms of social structure -- the coffee house or the commune -- but these have to be adopted by individuals, consolidated into subcultures, and able to survive a reactionary mainstream that is innately antagonistic to subcultures of alternativity.
More Aesthetics
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This subculture had its own important social distinctions.
American Manhood: Transformations in Masculinity from the Revolution to the Modern Era
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The alligator shirts and wood-framed handbags are a pure fashion revival, though, with little reference to the original subculture that spawned them.
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The demoscene is a subculture of computer art that specialises in creating non-interactive audiovisual content to certain set limits.
Tech Digest
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With a separatist impulse, fundamentalism turned inward; but the sectarian subculture that coalesced was resourceful and vibrant.
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PW Comics Week talked with Galbraith about the nature of Japanese fandom and the history of the term otaku and how this Japanese subculture of cool stuff-from manga, anime and cosplay to gaming, toys and related merchandise-has evolved and changed in recent years.
Undefined
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Disillusioned by both Stalinism and the conformity of cold war America, he and his wife, Mickey, questioned whether an effective left could be built at all from its quarrelsome subculture of factions.
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There were so many other film and cartoon subcultures during my primary school days that I suppose I got swamped.
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The whole concept of "subcultures" when it comes to fiction is inaccurate, though, because contemporary literary fiction is about as sub- to a culture as it's possible to get without hitting the ocean floor.
Short Stories, Long Tails
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The media tagged it as an underground subculture for adrenalin junkies.
Times, Sunday Times
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And then they start the process of socialisation or introduction into the corporate subculture.
Times, Sunday Times
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There was a whole subculture of football fans that they ignored.
Times, Sunday Times
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Britpop was Trainspotting's main vehicle to integrate youth subculture into popular culture.
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Use of such sweeping categorization pays little regard to the existence of subcultures within the black community at large.
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Recognizing this contradiction, it is nonetheless possible to see connections between the fantastical and realistic aspects of rap by analysing the role of fantasies in a subculture.
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What one person finds beautiful in women, in clothes, in buildings, in sculp - ture, in music, may not appear beautiful at all to another who is older or younger or is from a different ethnic group or “subculture.”
Dictionary of the History of Ideas
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Had he known that the problems were "unsolvable" -- in other words, had he been more fully immersed in the subculture of expertise -- he likely wouldn't have even attempted to solve them.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
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He has spent the past few years among a strange subculture of hunters and outdoorsmen who truly believe, contrary to the stance of state and federal wildlife managers, that cougars have begun to recolonize the East.
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Over the past year, I've learned that inside all subcultures there exists a fascinating world fraught with peculiarities, dangers and strange rituals.
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According to Wikipedia, the term "indie" is generally defined as being "independent from mainstream" - a subculture of non-conformity, avant-garde (novels/experimental), and not a small amount of elitism.
June 27th, 2006
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A new phenomenon a youth subculture had reared its head, but the Comet seemed satisfied that the borough was not in imminent danger of being overrun.
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Though not altogether successful, it had the novelty value of being set in the eccentric subculture of stylists and hairdressing salons.
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Like other bands that emerged in response to the importation of the skinhead subculture, the Onkelz looked to England as a source of identity.
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The argument was that these subcultures, particularly through their style, challenged the cultural codes and values of the ruling class.
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There is a malign intellectual subculture that seeks to excuse savagery by denying the facts.
Times, Sunday Times
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As an initiator, it lures the young and old into subcultures such as illicit drug use, and to deviant behaviors such as sexual promiscuity and/or prostitution.
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She escaped but joined a punk-rock subculture involved with drugs, and married an addict.
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Cells were passaged into six-well plates and incubated at either 33°C or 39°C. Cell number was assessed 2, 4, 6, and 8 days after subculture by hemacytometer.
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In the end, it wasn't the musical subcultures that were delegitimized but Soviet authority.
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There is the attention to detail one would expect from a fashion stylist expensively artschooled in the flot-jet of twentieth century subculture.
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A new expose of one of the West's most rancidly anti-gay subcultures -- hip-hop -- offers the beginnings of an answer.
Johann Hari: Homophobic? Then You're Probably Gay
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If some varieties are missing prepare a second stock dish from other colonies on plate 3, and repeat the process until each morphological form or tinctorial variety has been secured in subculture.
The Elements of Bacteriological Technique A Laboratory Guide for Medical, Dental, and Technical Students. Second Edition Rewritten and Enlarged.
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Fighting, going to prison or criminal acts therefore guarantee acceptance within a criminal subculture.
The Sun
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Every illicit drug now has its own subculture, with its own esoteric knowledge, its own rituals and its own argot.
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In her novels, women and men partake in radically different subcultures: On average, the women are achievement - and future-oriented; on average, the men are not.
"The Hidden Gender Restriction"; or, the Economics of Waiting to Exhale, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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To those outside the subculture it may appear as if there is a paucity of other alternatives.
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The moffie subculture emerged in District Six in Cape Town during the 1940s and '50s, an inner-city area that truly reflected the idea of a' rainbow nation ', as it was home to people of different ethnic backgrounds and religious beliefs during the earlier days of apartheid," he said.
IRIN
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3. In all cultures and subcultures, a sizable percentage of nonreflecting individuals mindlessly follow the Herd, aping its dress, speech, mannerisms and values, whatever their content, equating status with conformity.
Cultural and Personal Damage
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As a result of these rapid subcultures, the facultative anaerobe will be secured in pure culture at about the third or fourth generation.
The Elements of Bacteriological Technique A Laboratory Guide for Medical, Dental, and Technical Students. Second Edition Rewritten and Enlarged.
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It is also affected by the subculture and culture in which they grow up.
The Developing Child (7th edn.)
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Enterprise's subculture environment has been evidently causing negative influence on students learning motivation.
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When the cells formed monolayers, they were subcultured and experiments were carried out.
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Instead she probes the reality of life inside the penitentiary's walls, examining convicts' responses to incarceration and the construction of an inmate subculture.
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There is a malign intellectual subculture that seeks to excuse savagery by denying the facts.
Times, Sunday Times
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By these means, the study of chaos and complexity has become a subculture within science.
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But formal organization is something many young netizens may take pains to avoid, possibly viewing it as somehow akin to parental or societal authority, things toward which many musical subcultures are built in opposition.
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This was the decade of "identity politics" and the "culture wars," which revolved not merely around whether or not Congress gets to decide what art is, but whether or not our national culture -- both high and low -- included the "subcultures" of women, queers, people of color, and immigrants.
SeeLight:
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What used to be a vibrant subculture is now a corpse rigid in rigor mortis.
EGC Clambake for December 14, 2005
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This stable diversity suggests that consistent subcultures flourish within our society.
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Rap patois and Polari British slang parlance popular with 1960s gay subculture before being gay had been de-criminalised both have their own exclusive lexicons.
Gary Nunn: Is It Odd for a White Gay Man to Love Hip-Hop?
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She ventures into a religious subculture's rhetorical world and returns with a thick description of fundamentalist vernacular.
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Hebdige considers the punk adoption of the swastika as a particularly troublesome moment in the negotiation of punk subculture.
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Cultures and subcultures can be viewed as repositories of widely shared values and customs into which people are socialized so that they can function as good citizens or as full participants.
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The graduation of nicknames within armies is a subculture in itself.
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But the subculture has many serious negative effects, eroding morale and confidence in the church.
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By dint of its association with racist violence, the skinhead scene occupies a special, troubling place among youth subcultures.
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The skinhead subculture that was transmitted to Germany was not the original, but the revival.
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The incresing acceptance of certain subcultures to accept “my own personal reality” as something that may not be fact-based, but still somehow representative of a “general truth” that the subculture is founded upon.
An Experiment for Fake Memoirs - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com
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Theirs is a subculture that gives a chubby finger to mortality.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is required only that the other seem anomalous relative to our familiar subculture, however cosmopolitan that may be, in order to generate doubts and questions about what it is that makes him tick.
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Deep involvement in his city's krumping subculture led to a featured role in David LaChapelle's 2005 documentary on that form of street dancing, Rize.
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Those social scientists who did not succumb to Grunberg and Eagle's descriptions of exotic shelter subcultures generally counterpoised sensationalist deviance with proof of the persistence of normal life in the shelter.
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To this day, he probably has done more to elevate the image of both the shiftless musician, and its subculture of the clueless, knuckle-dragging drumbeater, than probably anyone.
Articles - JazzTimes
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Make-up can thus serve to indicate membership in social subcultures, such as Goth or rave culture, or to advertise a person's identity as fashionable or hip.
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I would say dealing with people is not within the police subculture culturally glamorous; it is not something that you strive to do.
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They evangelize the books they love, formsubcultures around them, cite them in political arguments, sometimes they evenrearrange their lives and jobs around them.
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The most moving of the three, this chapter has Spheeris move away from focusing on the performers and looks at the punk subculture itself.
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The vibrant subculture of battle reenactment is too often thought of as merely a hobby or as activity unworthy of sustained analytical attention.
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The teenager fell in love with the fictitious guitarist who portrayed himself as a member of the "emo" subculture.
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Apparently, there's a subculture that originated in the male gay community, that speaks a language variant called bahasa gay, or for the 'sensitive' we're talking about a country where censoring is not uncommon, bahasa gaul.
Mikandra: from the Department of Essential Knowledge
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Perhaps the strangest byway is the vanished London subculture of the ‘mollies’, or gay men who modelled themselves on women and went as far as to stage mock childbirths.
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The media tagged it as an underground subculture for adrenalin junkies.
Times, Sunday Times
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Of course, I doubt Frankfurt has knowledge of contemporary Japanese subculture, or the phenomenal increase and subsequent media exposure of the beings we call otaku, but his work is just as accurate in painting a picture of our lives as Azuma Hiroki's seminal work
Anime Nano!
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The'60s and'70s in particular produced a " youth subculture" characterized by unique values and norms.
Christianity Today
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He is good on paramusical minutiae – record contracts, PR, style subcultures – but shaky on music itself calling a chord progression a "march tempo".
Et cetera: Steven Poole's non-fiction reviews
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Though it’s understandable how a culture that invented the term machismo might be uncomfortable lionizing a gay icon, it’s ironic that Morrissey has now been adopted by two diametrically opposed subcultures.
Chuck Klosterman on Pop
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Malanga, a silver fox, reminisced about the "dawn patrol," what he called the amphetamine subculture: "We'd be up all night.
Artforum.com
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What we're discovering is that as we try to broaden our online audience beyond a subculture that writes and reads by its own set of rules, the new readers expect us to adhere to the same ethical and professional code as we do in print, he said.
Archive 2009-07-01
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The nudist magazines I am referring to also attempt a masquerade of non-homoerotic intent, they are steadfastly about nudism and naturalism, and the philosophies and lifestyles that are part of those subcultures.
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There is a malign intellectual subculture that seeks to excuse savagery by denying the facts.
Times, Sunday Times
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Since Katz's user-friendly recipe book was published, a subculture of ferm fans has surfaced.
Fermentation: A wild way to make food come to life
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Just as a society might choose to nurture or tolerate certain sorts of illusions, pluralistically embracing both atheistic and religious subcultures, so, too, might an individual decide -- as did James -- to divide his or her life into periods of sober rationality and ecstatic religious intoxication.
The Nitrous Oxide Philosopher
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A new expose of one of the West's most rancidly anti-gay subcultures ... digg
Johann Hari: Homophobic? Then You're Probably Gay
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It's interesting how many musical subcultures survive, seemingly despite the efforts of major companies.
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In a smaller community, the members of a subculture - all four of them - would be known by name, background and parentage.
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The large number of cable and satellite channels and their trends are causing a fracturing of pop culture into more subcultures.
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The gun culture is a multilayered, multifaceted phenomenon made up of diverse, complex subcultures.
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Fighting, going to prison or criminal acts therefore guarantee acceptance within a criminal subculture.
The Sun
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The prep schools and the Ivies are a key part of the Northeast's identity, its sense of academic excellence and its aristocratic subculture.
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Like tattoos, body piercings and heroin, it seems to be spreading from criminal subcultures to the mainstream.
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The most striking general feature to be found is the extent to which what we would now call science is a subculture within philosophy.
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I think a primary vector of its economic and cultural pathology is the place of "smartness" in the white subculture you are talking about.
Monoculture Is Bad For Business - Anil Dash
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Here, the 'climate of opinion' in subcultures producing terrorists seems to get less attention, or to be processed in more of a 'why do they hate us?' fashion.
Is That Legal?: The Special Danger of Blaming Minority "Subcultures"
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Finally, I should note that while I use the term urban tribe and its subcategories, in general young people in Mexico City reject identifying themselves in such terminologies—goth, rasta, etc.—even if they otherwise appear fully immersed in a specific subculture.
Down and Delirious in Mexico City
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The penchant for sports wear among middle-class youth resided on an almost voyeuristic fascination with American hip-hop subcultures.
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Methods With an operating microscope and microsurgical instruments, rat's mesenteric lymphatics were isolated and the endothelium were primarily cultured and subcultured.
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Bed of Nails was an improvement over Death's Door, even if I did want to start red-pencil editing the broad strokes of subculture and topic description: in the Slade tradition of stylizing the villain while trying to hide the villain's identity, one of the villains is "the Goth".
Fri-Sun: ClareFader/shop/jam/party/Nancy Baker/Alex Maness/film
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Outside of a fairly hermetic subculture, comic books used to be dismissed as children's fare.
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Global Metal has rich insights on the coevolution of nation-states in the world system, the challenges of market design, indigenous and hybrid responses to globalisation, and new voices on old debates in heavy metal subcultures.
Global Metal | Disinformation
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Each of these communities of interest or subcultures has its own distinct perspective.
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And the nomination of an exemplar indirectly reflects whether one's subculture values literary, scientific, political, or business acumen.
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The special character of South Germany was expressed in the liberal subculture, which had lasting-power and prolonged success.
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Already garnering rave reviews, Cherry details the life of a young woman in Winnipeg's punk subculture as she gets entangled with an abusive boyfriend.
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A new expose of one of the West's most rancidly anti-gay subcultures ...
Johann Hari: Homophobic? Then You're Probably Gay
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The magazine aims to tap into the mobile phone subculture which has developed during the last five years.
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It is also affected by the subculture and culture in which they grow up.
The Developing Child (7th edn.)
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The strain was passaged in mice, subcultured in Middlebrook 7H9 broth (Fisher, Pittsburgh, PA), and used for aerosol infection when the optical density at 600 nm was 0.9.
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Yamamoto often drew upon easily identified work vestments traditional in Japanese subcultures of conformity.
Theartblog
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In between those two I have two documentaries that take a look at New York City subcultures, which is something I can rarely ever resist.
17 Days, 21 Films: MIFF2010 Itinerary
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Actually, Jesus of the Week is making fun of the tacky images produced by Allen's own subculture, the insular world of US born-agains.
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I've rejected the subculture I grew up in and was acculturated to.
I should have read your letters
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It subsequently moved to Germany where it became a focus of attempts to re-site the skinhead subculture in a cultural, rather than political, space.
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The most striking general feature to be found is the extent to which what we would now call science is a subculture within philosophy.
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In its place, we now have a ‘balkanized’ group of subcultures whose members pursue their separate, unshared interests in an unprecedented variety of ways.
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Youth culture of the 1950s originated at least in part in the bodgie and widgie subculture.
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Youth subculture is the inevitable result of the double effect of globalization and transitional society that interact with the physical and psychological character of youth.
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The claim rang false because punk in its pure form disavowed commercial success, a disavowal that united an otherwise motley array of youth subcultures: high-school misfits, skateboard kids, hardcore skinheads, doped-out postcollegiate slackers.
Michael Dirda reviews "Listen to This," by music critic Alex Ross
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Mass Media has the penetrative influence on adolescent, so the adolescent's contact to it determines the features and tendency of the Adolescent Subculture.
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This article is a sociological ethnography of a Chinese immigrant social dance subculture in Japan.
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Cultures and subcultures constrain us because we internalize their beliefs and values.
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The'60s and'70s in particular produced a " youth subculture" characterized by unique values and norms.
Christianity Today
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There is no doubt that both had contact with and some involvement in the drug subculture.
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She struck me as a fine identification figure for young women, especially of the 'office secretary class' - a conspicuous subculture, before its decimation by social change.
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Both of these viruses, after several hundred subcultures, produced fatal encephalitis in monkeys when inoculated intracerebrally and both produced a rather severe visceral infection.
Max Theiler - Nobel Lecture
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Thus sociologists will speak of the 1960s counterculture but the subculture of delinquent gangs.
Sociology
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Gay, lesbian, and bisexual adolescents also may be isolated by street subcultures or by discomfort from what few resources exist.
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Could the surge in this distinctly new subculture—“hipster,” “scenester,” “cool kid,” whichever you prefer—be yet another expression of the storied Mexican tradition of unduly overvaluing anything foreign and First World?
Down and Delirious in Mexico City
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I think a primary vector of its economic and cultural pathology is the place of "smartness" in the white subculture you are talking about.
Monoculture Is Bad For Business - Anil Dash
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Kerry writes that she favors “A culture of liberty [that] would . . . beget [a] raucous, plenitudinous hodgepodge” of different subcultures.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Libertarianism and Culture
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Yet this subculture is engrossing enough to make this scholarly book a pretty good read.
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The Indian subculture of New Mexico and Arizona, for example, developed field terracing and irrigation.
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I quickly grasped, however, that if not the factotum of the city, he was very well connected in a certain subculture whose existence I was just, by hearsay, becoming aware of.
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Objective : To analyse the genetic stability of lactic acid bacteria separated from DVS during subculture.
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There was a whole subculture of football fans that they ignored.
Times, Sunday Times
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The media tagged it as an underground subculture for adrenalin junkies.
Times, Sunday Times
