For the deteriorating influence which contact with a "higher culture" exercises on savage hospitality, see Nansen, First Crossing of Greenland, ii.
When restricted to men only, a higher culture on the contrary tends to alienate husband and wife, as is the case in Eastern countries and as was the case in ancient Greece.
Before him, Socrates had praised pederasty as the sign of a higher culture.
Under existing circumstances, the small farmer is downright inaccessible to higher culture: he toils at hard labor from early dawn till late, and lives often worse than a dog.
A many-sided agriculture is a sign of higher culture.
In comparison with a large central government, the numerous small ones required an extraordinarily large administrative apparatus, whose members needed a certain degree of higher culture.
The natural condition is one of peace, unless this is disturbed by external circumstances, one of the most important of which is contact with a higher culture.
Emotion and self-pity at the sight of lower culture is the sign of higher culture; from which the conclusion may be drawn that happiness has certainly not been increased by it.
It is a mark of a higher culture to value the little unpretentious truths, which have been found by means of strict method, more highly than the joy-diffusing and dazzling errors which spring from metaphysical and artistic times and peoples.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "higher culture" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
