Meanings of cultural space in English

The theory and the applications are associated mainly to the European cultural space.

Exchange Dublin is an all-ages, inclusive, open arts and cultural space.

The Turnhalle is a cool cultural space in the city centre, popular for an after-work beer.

The errant publicity takes up as much cultural space as the film, a distracting alternative narrative.

Because the best entertainment isn't just fleeting fun: It brings us all together in a shared cultural space.

Thereafter, two nations that had once occupied a common cultural space parted ways, separated by political and religious affiliation.

President Michael D Higgins has appealed for recognition of the " cultural space" to facilitate true social inclusion.

For me, a bookshop is about different values, about the life of the mind, and a cultural space too.

Taking into account this sense of a common cultural space, the apparent difference in foreign policy becomes even more interesting.

He's previously defined his professional mission as columnist, blogger and broadcaster as an "expander of the cultural space".

The plans include offices and apartments, cafes, a cultural space and two new civic plazas with water frontage on to the dock.

It was precisely the kind of cultural space that Baraka and the Black Arts Movement leaders called for in the late 1960s.

Except geometry (created in a space in close communication with the European cultural space), Europeans have created the great fundamental models.

This was about more than their own exposure as a couple, it was about elevating LGBTQ sports stories into a wider cultural space.

Europe is a single market of sorts but Ireland unfortunately is not integrated into the European cultural space to the extent that this exists.

BAM Ireland has won the contract for the construction of the project, which includes three landmark buildings and has office, retail, residential and cultural space.