gangster culture造句

• This makes sense for a certain segment of gangster culture,
• Thus the screens are filled with gangster culture, " he said.
• The incidents reveal " a gangster culture, " political analyst Mirko Lauer said.
• Hip-hop has thoroughly subsumed gangster culture on its way to being America7s ` lominant youth culture.
• Ashley is a misguided teen who can't help but be seduced by the gangster culture that surrounds him.
• Starkey claimed that " the whites have become black ", and that " a particular sort of violent, destructive, nihilistic, gangster culture has become the fashion ".
• And for a boy who'd had no toys, and scarcely enough food, there was nothing more appealing than the gangster culture he found glamorized on MTV and emulated by his peers in Lawrence public schools.
• Prohibition and the ensuing Great Depression in the US ( 1929 39 ) had given rise to the Chicago gangster culture prior to World War II . This, combined with Chase's book trade experience, made him realise that there was a big demand for gangster stories.
• "Brother, " which opens Wednesday at the Film Forum, has a thread of cynical humor that connects it to the American gangster movies of the 1930s as well as to more recent films like " Goodfellas " that examine the flashier trappings of macho gangster culture with a satirical eye.
• The novel addresses broader themes relating to crime and the status of the African-American community in DC, frequently drawing contrasts between elements of hip-hop and gangster culture today that are portrayed as destructive, and the positive, uplifting cultural expressions of the past, such as R & B and soul music of the 1960s and 1970s.