Sentence examples for vibrant sphere from inspiring English sources

The first is that a healthy democracy requires a vibrant sphere of public political debate.

But that first justification, being instrumental, raises the question of whether certain forms of political communication are in fact likely to contribute to a vibrant sphere of public political debate.

Zhuang Chen, BBC Chinese Service, on Radio 4: "Reaction from China is quite positive in general because it was broadcast live... it has become a very hot topic on China's vibrant cyber sphere.

A Vibrant Field of Science.

This would mean more competitive elections and a more vibrant and pluralist public sphere.

By contrast, by grinding more and more people under their greasy thumbs, the Kochs engender more and more distrust of capitalism itself as the cause of misery rather than what it could be if its excesses were reigned in -- a part of a mixed, vibrant economy that included a public sphere, a private sphere and, mostly, a mixed private-public sphere and resulted in shared prosperity.

The public sphere is a vibrant space, already well populated with people of significant talent.

The country has a vibrant private health sector.

Squaring this circle between vibrant, hopeful feminist thought and the traditional sphere of politics is ever more difficult.

Key elements of such politics of the commons are the maintenance of an active public sphere, decent public services and vibrant public spaces, environmental respect and protection, insurance against hazard and risk, utilities and technologies that enable rather than disable.

Called "suca baruca" (warty pumpkin) in Venetian dialect, the slightly squashed sphere with gnarled, dark green skin and vibrant orange flesh is rich and sweet enough, once cooked, to eat as a confection.