Sentence examples for public dimension from inspiring English sources

There can be a public dimension to reading.

And yet Britten's career had a large public dimension.

Under Buddhism, art would be for living beings, and so it would have a large public dimension.

It had no formal public dimension, only those of us who were there saw what happened and can carry the secret around in our hearts for ever.

This wider public dimension is a vital strand in Olds's writing, and one of the most powerful examples of it is "Bible Study: 71BCE".

In a program note he writes that he thought this intricate, ruminative, richly chromatic music might take on a public dimension if rescored for string orchestra.

It's also where her private anger took on public dimensions, in the years when patience gave way entirely and the anger in many black communities could no longer be tamped down.

We have all grown used to the respective parties turning programming on and off as the negotiating table requires, but your bombast is tired, your motives are transparent and it's clear that the public dimensions of this business conflict are far down the list of priorities.

Learning about professionalism provides a generic foundation on which health science students can build a shared appreciation of the intrapersonal, interpersonal and public dimensions of their professional behaviour, parameters and responsibilities [ 11, 12].

There is, then, a clear public good dimension to the service Qantas provides.

"Network security problems that can affect everyone have a clear public interest dimension," she said.