Sentence examples for public lay from inspiring English sources

The connection between the intimate and the public lay at the heart of her work, an apparently inexhaustible stream of novels, short stories and essays.

Among other things, the film's success is a reminder of the thesis, expounded brilliantly by the late historian Eugen Weber in "Peasants Into Frenchmen," that France was unified from a diverse array of regions, in many of which French was not spoken until free mandatory public lay education became national policy in the late nineteenth century.

The challenge of how to address analogue, digital, scale, colour, resolution and tangibility issues and the presentation of concepts that showed promise in resolving these issues for both professional lay and public lay readers and operators were considered.

COFP patients and the public (lay) participants will be recruited from routine diagnostic clinics in the Newcastle-Upon-Tyne Hospitals Trust using a standardised PIS and consent form.

2. Accountability – officials must understand that accountability to the public lies with politicians, who are the external face of the organisation.

Finally, in a personal declaration of independence, he should promise to provide a standard of White House behavior that would not require either public lying or public confessions by the chief executive.

Furthermore, I suspect that part of the confusion in the mind of the public lies in the use of euphemisms like "develop" and "change through time," rather than what we really mean, which is evolve.

Phantasmagoria in Benjamin is thus a little like ideology in Marx - a tissue of public lies sustained by the power of capital - but is more like Freudian dreamwork operating at a collective, social level.

Private truths in conflict with public lies often erupt as overt psychiatric symptoms.

Public lies that contradict private truths have been part of our culture for some time.

I can't be part of the propaganda machine; I am not going to feed the public lies".