Sentence examples for civic imagination from inspiring English sources

They are a question of civic imagination.

"Project '70" is, all in all, a remarkable feat of civic imagination.

Today the concerns of the working class have less space in our civic imagination than at any time since the Industrial Revolution.

We turn to the spectacle of British royal weddings and births, which should be anathema to our civic imagination, because … well, for a number of reasons, surely.

He recently stunned the city by daring to propose leasing City Hall wholesale to private developers, retailers and restaurateurs to raise money and leverage the civic imagination.

The Giuliani administration is in the midst of redesigning the circle, but the art society fears that concerns over traffic flow are overwhelming civic imagination and the chance to create a great public space.

Laura Lippman performs her civic duty with great imagination in her sixth mystery, IN A STRANGE CITY (Morrow, $24), by contributing a vital new chapter to the enduring legacy of Edgar Allan Poe.

Through policies like Proposition 47, the Ferguson Uprising awakened and empowered communities to reengage the public square through courageous imagination and civic engagement.

And they added that the notion that the suburbs feel cooler than the city isn't just based on civic pride or heat-addled imagination.

This reality may encourage policy-makers and experts to reimagine institutions of higher education in an entirely new paradigm, much more focused on imagination, creativity, and civic engagement.

Libraries, he said, remind us that "there are things above profit, things that profit knows nothing about... things that stand for civic decency and public respect for imagination and knowledge and the value of simple delight".