Sentence examples for public spirits from inspiring English sources

As the public spirits soared, so did the share prices of genome companies.

Nearly 850,000 spectators watched the Tests, which helped lift public spirits after the war.

And public spirit carries into the design.

He argued that the country should be pleased that its young people had a public spirit.

Britain's lifeboats are run by volunteers, which suggests there is public spirit about.

That kind of bottom-up public spirit is a mark of citizens, not subjects.

Their works were not always flawless, but they display a public spirit that is now threatened.

Just as important as this new government attitude is the public spirit of Sept. 11.

Martine Aubry, the Socialist boss, said she was dismayed and that the government had "lost the sense of public spirit".

But for all that, Holland Green achieves a degree of intelligence and public spirit almost unheard of in luxury residential developments.

As Boyle recalls: "In the years preceding, there was a feeling that the public spirit had disappeared.