3,162 Quotes About Culture

It is often the parishioners, the men and women in the pews, who set the tone.

Reading Encyclopaedia Britannica is like channel surfing on a very highbrow cable system.

Every county has its sacred culture.

Every country has its sacred culture.

A poem, novel, or play acquires all of humanity's disorders, including the fear of mortality

Asked what would be his idea of Heaven, one statesman in 1897 said it would be to "receive a flow of telegrams alternating news of a British victory by sea and a British victory by land.

Now a theist, he thought he should behave like one, even if it meant him during "the fussy, time-wasting, botheration of it all! the bells, the crowds, the umbrellas, the notices, the bustle, the perpetual arranging and organizing," and, worst of all, the hymns and organ music.

The scene is France. The theater is the world.

She was torn between her customer service training and her youthful certitude.