Sentence examples for classic public from inspiring English sources

Herd immunity is a classic public good.

Such work is very different from classic public relations.

Auchincloss, a classic "public school" aesthete, soon adopted a distinctive, English accent.

While its development looks like a marketplace, open-source software itself is a classic public good.

(With a classic public good, such as street lighting, one person's usage does not affect anyone else).

But how does the fierce, moralistic mayor jibe with the married father of two openly defying classic public morals?

"It's a classic public-private partnership -- I don't think either side would have jumped in without the other, but together the investment, the commitments made a lot of sense," Ms. Jones said.

It freezes a classic public-private moment: a scene of intimacy between two people at the center of a nation that had yet to discover that everyone wants to be a star.

Due to changing technologies and advent of E-culture classic public-good arguments for government intervention in broadcasting and other cultural activities become less relevant.

Around this time, according to Handley, spectacle-makers in Europe mobilized a campaign to rehabilitate glasses-wearing, and embraced a classic public-relations technique that could work just as well for Glass: the celebrity endorsement.

For a time, it appeared today that Senator Trent Lott, the Republican leader, was sending a classic Washington public hint to a friend.