Sentence examples for a civic dimension from inspiring English sources

For pedestrian cities like New York, architecture has always had a civic dimension, and been part of public life.

For him philosophy has a civic dimension.

"The result is that the neighborhood casino has taken on a civic dimension," Rothman said.

Over the last decade or so, buildings like the Getty Center, Walt Disney Concert Hall and Caltrans Headquarters (for the state's transportation authority) have added a new civic dimension to the city's architecture.

Second, so much of this art has a socially aware, even civic dimension.

Some of the exhibition programming also investigates the civic dimension to campus planning.

"Winning back young readers is essential for the financial survival of the press, and for its civic dimension," the culture minister, Fr?ric Mitterrand, said.

Civic and moral education; ethical and civic dimensions of educational policy; multicultural education and minority rights in education.

A freshman program at Hill House, for example, brings students into close contact with business, community, politics, education, and commerce, while also emphasizing the ethical, moral, and civic dimensions of citizenship.

Coursework involves critical reflection on the ethical and civic dimensions of the service experience.

According to the British Social Attitudes Survey, there are broadly two interpretations of British identity, with ethnic and civic dimensions: Of the two perspectives of British identity, the civic definition has become "the dominant idea ... by far", and in this capacity, Britishness is sometimes considered an institutional or overarching state identity.