| It has a longstanding rep as a place where countercultural creativity and characteristically Texan over-the-topness collide. |
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| From the 1960s onward, Trocchi became a countercultural media figure rather than a writer. |
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| It's folksy, romantic and feminine, but with a countercultural edge to it, too. |
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| She drifted around the countercultural communities at Newbury, where she spent four months, and Faslane, where she joined the peace camp. |
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| Moyer emphasizes the dramatic verticality of this large canvas by stacking images to create a kind of countercultural monument. |
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| For these agitators, their countercultural cred comes from illicit and powerful substances instead of sartorial symbols. |
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| Sony Pictures Entertainment has put out some of the most countercultural, anti-authoritarian movies of the past century. |
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| The film's efforts to establish Cage as a countercultural hero are a little heavy-handed, but you can forgive that for the gusto invested in every action sequence. |
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| The mainstream assimilation of countercultural values is no longer just a social phenomenon. |
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| Cyberpunk, a science-fiction subgenre characterized by countercultural antiheroes trapped in a dehumanized, high-tech future. |
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| He could have easily ridden a continuous wave of liberal and countercultural approval — and then drowned, as a writer, in charlatanry. |
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| Why? Partly, he believes, because his countercultural activities were an embarrassment to Yale. |
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| Radical People Dedicated to London's countercultural figures over 50, Reba Maybury's newspaper should be on all smart and chic coffee tables. |
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| But Palin, like McGovern, represents an avid, countercultural minority that overestimates its own appeal and overplays its hand. |
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| As a result, South Korea suffers from a shortage of happy mediocrities, countercultural rebels, slackers, dropouts and eccentrics. |
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| Every Redemptorist should esteem the cultures of others, recognize cultural limitations and give evangelical countercultural witness. |
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| But with LSD, because it was countercultural, and because it was used as an experimental drug, it was not marketed properly. |
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| With regard to society, Jean defends a vision and way of life that he freely describes as countercultural. |
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| There is nothing more alluring at the moment than painting materialistic hedonism with a countercultural stripe. |
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| The word was first used by disillusioned American Democrats in the 1970s, when they rebelled against the countercultural leftists who had taken over their party. |
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| One outward-focused and attuned to external valuations, the other more independent, rebellious, and countercultural. |
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| Until that equation tips, individual Republicans may break ranks on gay rights, but the party remains a countercultural bastion. |
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| I find it harder to believe that the Southbank Centre, one of the epicentres of British cultural life, should be pressing to destroy part of its own countercultural heritage. |
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| Steve Jobs created and promoted Apple as a countercultural computer company, most famously in the 1984 television ad that associated it with the demolishment of a totalitarian Big Brother. |
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| Yes, this sunny coastal town still has its countercultural wackiness. |
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| Because of their minority status in many Western societies, Baptists have often been advocates of countercultural activities. |
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| What happens when a young person in a secular age feels God calling him to a decidedly countercultural way of life? |
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| Some young people look for their identities in countercultural movements that espouse values that are completely opposite to the values they were taught at home. |
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| Second, institutional capacity must be built to ensure effective implementation of what can sometimes be perceived as countercultural equality policies. |
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| I have met many of these digital libertarians and many of them I like and I get along with very well, but I would argue that there is nothing countercultural about taking the work that artists create. |
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| The first one is what we would call today in the words of Metz, dangerous memories, or if you will, the countercultural aspect that many Gospel truths contain. |
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| This approach to poverty is countercultural in that it offers an alternative to the mentality of conquest and success at all cost which is prevalent in our culture. |
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| Since the formation of the reggae scene as a countercultural movement, we have and will continue to live in accordance to the principle Live and let live. |
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| We need to face a double challenge: how can our prophecy be inculturated today so that it is still understood? and: how can it remain uncontaminated by the spirit of a world that marginalizes God, becoming countercultural? |
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| Wong, who came of age in the 1960s and died of AIDS in 1999, was deeply, unreconstructedly countercultural. |
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| In this respect the tribe was not countercultural but counternatural. |
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| Its message has become countercultural, strange, rejected by many. |
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