Sentence examples for display of public from inspiring English sources

In a rare display of public dissent, Cypriots took to the streets to protest.

It has been the most spectacular display of public morality ever seen.

It continues to be our most spectacular display of public time-keeping.

In the years of his fame, he gave the nation a pyrotechnic display of public relations skills.

Instead of a well-intentioned display of "public" art, we are seeing an artist, or dealer, marking his territory.

"Colin St John Wilson's stately yet accessible design incorporates fine materials and a generous display of public art," he said.

VISITORS to Delhi's elegant parliament, designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens, have long witnessed a tribe of brown rhesus monkeys loitering outside picking each other's fleas a display of public-spiritedness rare among those inside.

There were extravagant, spontaneous displays of public grief.

They were ritualistic displays of public violence before sometimes thousands of people, including children.

But I wish that cyclists would stop with the self-righteous displays of public virtue.

Chinese officials were embarrassed by emotional displays of public support for them, and curtailed subsequent visits.