Sentence examples for public-minded from inspiring English sources

Attendance is considered a measure of public service by funders, government funders especially, who, without thinking the issue through, simply figure that the more people who visit museums, the more public-minded the museums must be, never mind that attendance has nothing necessarily to do with enlightenment.

Every public-minded citizen should fight this claim.

It's a tribute at once intimate and fiercely public-minded.

What public-minded health expert could argue with that?

This is perfectly normal, hardheaded politics, directed towards a public-minded goal.

Every so often, that public-minded, historically fretful Turner thought that Britain should confront ugly truths.

A strong government, staffed by public-minded experts, would iron out economic wrinkles.

A little investment would take the disruptive transition in public-minded journalism a long way forward.

He swiftly earned a reputation as a hardheaded and public-minded reformer, the "people's attorney".

Public-minded contemporary art today is ever more Prufrockian: parched and riddled with compunction.

From what I know of them the whole family is very public-minded, socially conscious".