Sentence examples for public monument from inspiring English sources

The government let the marble in free when convinced that it was for a public monument.

This work led to studies for another public monument — a gigantic upside-down bouquet.

It's hard to believe that a big public monument could be both funny and also work as a sculpture.

In one of many meetings and interviews since the 1980s, she remarked, "Now I feel I've become a public monument".

The actor's signature moodiness is certainly in evidence, but stylized, enlarged and spotlighted, as if part of some public monument.

The actor's signature moodiness is certainly in evidence, but stylized, enlarged and spotlighted, as though part of some public monument.

His most notorious public monument, a kind of antimemorial, was "Lipstick (Ascending) on Caterpillar Tracks," at Yale.

I went into a room I had visited before the war, where a model of what would have been Bashir's next great public monument was kept.

For decades, it was the only public monument to Chopin that tsarist authorities permitted in the city, and it drew covert displays of nationalist fervor.

Epstein's public monument to "Social Consciousness" (1952 53), in Fairmount Park, Philadelphia, treats the helplessness of those confronted with pressures over which they have no control.

"I think his 'Huck and Jim' may be the most important one yet — there's nothing like it in terms of the public monument".