high-culture

It was a time of high culture, when great cathedrals were built and renowned universities were founded.

Because of these women, conspicuous consumption lost some of its status, just as high birth and high culture had previously.

Zhang, one of the country's few high-culture filmmakers proven to have mass appeal.

Anthony Burgess's nightmare vision of an elite using high culture as a "punitive slap on the chops" for low youth has come true.

Sassoon planned to give the marketing of Mona Lisa one paragraph as, he says, an example of how an artefact of high culture can become pop.

As the cream of language, idioms reveal directly popular culture and high culture, and in a profound way, the deep culture.

The other tries to discovery a set of the feasible movement of the high culture merging.

The mausoleum of Ulysses S. Grant, this building exemplifies the presence of social institutions and high culture in Morningside Height.

The company is larger in the West of realiation, the dominant products of high culture.

Later I learned how refractory to high culture the democratic masses were.

The same period of the Renaissance wave of European prints flies high culture and human breath.

Now his darkly comic sensibility is penetrating a temple of high culture.

Often people did this by mastering high culture.

Meanwhile, college students have high culture level, and they are affected very deeply and extensively.

The project will become a shining point of human landscape in China with good brand effect and high culture grade.

Popular culture and high culture are fundamental for the development of deep culture.

Rock has been coopted by high culture.

Dad is not high culture, but also to learn while teaching, is not easy at all.

In the society today, some brave people without very high culture qualities have become new-riches and entrepreneurs.

High Culture versus Low Culture: The Debate from a Cultural-Studies Perspective

high culture; graceful culture; refined culture