Examples of 'sense of public' in a sentence
Meaning of "sense of public"
sense of public - a feeling or understanding that is commonly held or experienced by many people
How to use "sense of public" in a sentence
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They seem to have no sense of public opinion.
A general sense of public insecurity and distrust followed.
I act entirely from a sense of public duty.
Making sense of public key infrastructure.
Youth begin to rediscover a sense of public order.
His sense of public duty.
Acting in this way demonstrates a true sense of public service.
It provides a sense of public purpose fulfilled.
In uncertain times rates rise because there is less sense of public security and trust.
They provide a sense of public pride and cohesion to every community.
I do not believe that the imperialists these days have that same sense of public service.
Destroyed the sense of public charity.
A sense of public responsibility in all aspects of village life was expected from every village.
Strengthen the sense of public.
A sense of public service.
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We have to develop a revitalized sense of public life and public education.
A sense of public spirit must prevail in the Community.
This did not mean communication in the usual sense of public relations or press liaison.
We welcome his sense of public service, his independent thinking and his legendary humour.
The Country has a high sense of public morale.
It has a sense of public duty.
The late Nikolai Grigorievich was often accusing me of not having a sense of public duty.
Civic sense and the sense of public service must be restored.
He settled against my advice, out of some misguided sense of public service.
This creates a national sense of public responsibility, the very foundation for Europe-wide cooperation.
And I must commend you for your sense of public duty.
They seem to have no sense of public opinion . That 's terrible.
Well, we have raised two sons who have a great sense of public service.
Mr. Hope 's sense of public duty.
And that is we know now, that the nazis had a sense of public relations.
Now, Henry had a keen sense of public reactions.
One of her eulogists described her " as possessing a self-sacrificing sense of public duty . ".
The expression ' public order ' connotes the sense of public peace, safety and tranquillity.
Vision McGill is a world-class research-intensive, student-centred university with an enduring sense of public purpose.
As with his marriage, so with his sense of public service.
I have no interest in the matter. I act entirely from a sense of public duty.
Well, glad to hear you have not lost your sense of public responsibility.
He 's companionate, enthusiastic, humorous and has a strong sense of public duty.
The more famous a historical figure is, the greater the sense of public ownership in them.
I have long known how high is Mr. Hope 's sense of public duty.
Mr. Holmes? I have long known how high Mr. Hope 's sense of public duty.
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