Sentence examples for lively public from inspiring English sources

In the wake of the uproar, Paul Holdengräber, the director of New York Public Library's NYPL Live series, held a lively public conversation with Bondy, his venerable colleague Patrice Chéreau (whose production of Janáček's "From the House of the Dead" opens at the Met on November 12th), the American director Bartlett Sher, and Peter Gelb, the Met's general manager.

Offenbach and his librettist Hector Crémieux seized on this free publicity, and joined in a lively public debate in the columns of the Parisian daily newspaper Le Figaro.

A lively public and academic debate has highlighted the potential health risks of living in regions characterized by inequality.

Its lively public spaces reaffirm that enlightenment comes from the free exchange of ideas, not just inward contemplation.

Both seek to transform dead urban areas into lively public forums, employing powerful architectural expressions of a democratic ideal.

Politics may be fractious and corruption entrenched, but a culture of democracy has taken root, with freely competitive media and lively public debate.

In summer, the restaurant and bar service spills into the garden, whose terraced slopes climb to join the Pincio Hill and the Villa Borghese, Rome's liveliest public park.

A big part of what keeps the city competitive has to do with its pedestrian-friendly streets; lively, inspired public spaces; and eclectic neighborhoods and populations.

We must begin a lively, informed public debate to overcome the challenge of siting UK facilities and to fulfil our obligation of making our radioactive wastes safe for future generations," says Lunn.

His voice still hoarse, Dr. Dean was much livelier in public than he had been since arriving here on Tuesday morning from Iowa.

The farmers' market has become the country's liveliest new public square, an outlet for our communitarian impulses and a means of escaping, or at least complicating, the narrow role that capitalism usually assigns to us as "consumers".