Sentence examples for a public aspect from inspiring English sources

"There's a public aspect to HL23," the architect said.

Such boorishness becomes cruel and vicious when it assumes a public aspect.

There's also a public aspect to calling someone out, of making them lose face.

But there's a public aspect to reading, too - most notably the conversations we share with other readers.

The word religion is often used interchangeably with faith or belief in God, but religion differs from personal belief in that it has a public aspect.

Most marriages have a public face, an aspect of performance.

In a way, the public aspect of his job -- when he must stand up before a room filled with seasoned musicians, explain what he wants and then conduct them through it -- is the most uncomfortable.

'Cool character, Mom.'" As a rule, the public aspect of Weaver's career is something she has worked hard to keep out of the home.

Seva is becoming an increasing prominent public aspect of the expression of our values.

A public vs. domestic dichotomy and a partial emphasis on the public aspect have led to inadequate discussion and recognition of private lives.

It's the public aspect of a Christmas proposal that raises the most risk.