Sentence examples for public surface from inspiring English sources

According to Merriam-Webster Dictionary (//www.m-w.com), graffiti is "usually unauthorized writing or drawing on a public surface".

The startling quality of early graffiti might now be found in the wild abuses of HTML and Flash art on the web, or any other instance of a public surface being transformed without permission.

The billboards and advertisements posted on every public surface are a form of "attention theft," he says, so he has invented technology that replaces these messages with whatever he would like to see.

In Der Fensterputzer, a work inspired by the company's residency in Hong Kong, the material played with stereotyped behaviour and public surface, yet the performances never failed to register undercurrents and whispers of the person below.

"Once Cooke knew that white people liked the abstraction of him that appeared on television," he writes, "he worked at composing his public surface into an abstaction of the qualities he thought they liked".

The three modes of public surface transport in the area are heavily used.

Their function is to discourage urinating and spitting on public surfaces, both compulsive national masculine pastimes.

But Bannister's first public surfacing since taking over from Ron Neil suggests a shift of emphasis.

Who are you?'" The simple reclaiming of these public surfaces was an act of defiance in itself against the government.

His testimony marked a rare public surfacing of the contentious debates at the Pentagon over the strategic costs of the surge.

One man was convicted for placing hateful stickers on public surfaces, three others for spreading physical fear and harassment on the streets.