Sentence examples for public altered from inspiring English sources

In the case of the office building, which is scheduled to begin construction this year on a lot along the High Line, he talks of "privatizing" some light for the interior while returning the rest to the public, altered by its journey through high-tech sandwiches of glass.

(Brantley) 'The Submission' (closes on Saturday) Jeff Talbott's perky, synthetic tale of pride and prejudice in show business — in which a gay white dramatist (Jonathan Groff) hires a black actress (Rutina Wesley) to be his public alter ego — suggests David Mamet's "Race" rewritten for people who read Backstage (1 40).

(Brantley) 'The Submission' Jeff Talbott's perky, synthetic tale of pride and prejudice in show business — in which a gay white dramatist (Jonathan Groff) hires a black actress (Rutina Wesley) to be his public alter ego — suggests David Mamet's "Race" rewritten for people who read Backstage (1 40).

When the Fox administration did not throw open the P.R.I.'s files, a frustrated Mr. Junco created a public alter-ego that he called Juan Ciudadano -- a Mexican equivalent of John Q . Public

The very style of his public papers altered, till the very man who had written in an official despatch about "Uncle Sam's web feet," drew up his final inaugural in a style which extorted from critics so hostile as the Saturday Reviewers, a burst of involuntary admiration.

So its power extends beyond public recognition, altering the very production of economic knowledge.

The brief hints at such an approach, saying opening Greenwich Point up to the general public "would alter the essential nature of the easement in an entirely unanticipated way, so as to render it void".

The video monitors emphasize that the clothes were content for the media that were becoming the new form of public space, altering its relationship to private life in the process.

The firm has amended its plans after a public consultation, altering the size, colour and equipment to be used in the plant on the one-acre (0.4 hectare) site.

Hodgson, however, cannot afford any more slip-ups in the Euro 2016 group games and while there is not the slightest appetite for change at the FA (nor will there be change) the mood of the public could alter towards England's team and manager should they fail in Switzerland.

Some of these publications have brought real harm to the documents' owners, some have altered public perceptions about war and state power, and some have been damaging to individual privacy, with no public benefit.