Sentence examples for public forms from inspiring English sources

Perhaps there is no way to separate the more public forms of love and the more public forms of cruelty.

During this period no weddings are held and any public forms of celebration are avoided.

In an interview early last year he said was getting round his ban on speaking at public forms by addressing the public at funerals and feasts.

Reverend Fred Nile of New South Wales has spent a career campaigning against all public forms of sexual expression, and yet an internet audit of his parliamentary office found staggering porn-watching leadership amongst his team.

"Whilst it is right that priests and church communities continue to seek to provide and devise pastoral care accommodation for those in such situations, the document is clear that public forms of blessing belong to marriage alone," he said.

It was not "fascism" that Camus was aiming at - an easy target, after all, especially in 1947 - but dogma, conformity, compliance and cowardice in all their intersecting public forms.

Truth briefly swept aside the deceptions of public form and left reality exposed.

Woods's sheer visibility, however, renders him susceptible to an unusually public form of moral accounting.

She wants to show individuals – women, mostly – as they fill out their public form, their role.

Litigation is only the most public form of contention between general and limited partners.

Société Générale, a French bank, says it has issued more than $3 billion of such notes, in private or public form.