Sentence examples for Public spiritedness from inspiring English sources

He was known for public spiritedness.

Even if people disagreed with his politics, I argued, they'd still appreciate his public spiritedness.

More important, they believed, was public spiritedness — a system of habits and attitudes that would check egotism and self-indulgence.

As Kristol points out in the essay, the meaning of the phrase "public spiritedness" has flipped since the 18th century.

The project came together through e-mail messages, church bulletins, post-9/11 public spiritedness, and serendipitous phone calls.

Providing, that is, that when ordinary people realise that they, too, will have to pay higher taxes, their public spiritedness is not dampened.

There is room for public-spiritedness and do-gooders.

BUSINESSES in Myanmar are not famous for their public-spiritedness.

Or lack of courage, or lack of public-spiritedness.

But even such public-spiritedness is as much an act of partisanship as of solidarity.

A call for more public-spiritedness on the part of elite Americans.