Sentence examples for public facade from inspiring English sources

Behind a brave public facade, however, Shallal was cut to the core of his self-image.

The wit of the piece is in its inside look and public facade.

While the concept of a public facade has always existed, it has never held greater sway than it does today.

Cholera is not unusual in Africa's cities, where a public facade of a few tall, shiny buildings often masks the deep human poverty in disease-infested shantytowns.

Or, freed from the pressure of maintaining a flawless public facade, might we discover new ways to relate to one another with compassion and honesty?

It is the shady private side of Ms. Soares -- not her polished public facade -- that we want to know more about.

It provides one of those occasional public glimpses into the workings of politics in government: its complicated back room deals, convoluted political loyalties and public facades that are as carefully maintained as a Scarsdale front lawn.

Maybe their public facades are not facades at all.

Behind the public facades are determined civil society coalitions.

Their is no layer of separation between their public facades and their private selves, and maybe that's just it.

This Baroque sensibility had two fields of intervention: the public entrance facade and the altar at the end of this axis.