Sentences with phrase «large public sense»

And that aesthetic isn't really recognized in a large public sense by museums.

Not exact matches

a set of values, beliefs, and structure in a person's life in order to give them direction and a sense of right and wrong is fine, but organized religions are no more than large corporations, and like any large corporation are only focused on their bottom line... trying to control the public and extract as much money as they can from them by any means necessary... promoting fear, uncertainty, hate and a sense that they alone can offer salvation... for a price (although they are very cleaver about getting to this hidden and unspoken cost... after all these hundreds of years they have perfected their craft well!)

A sense of the changed attitude toward sport — not only among students but among a large, variegated public — can be found in a recent play, The Great White Hope, by Howard Sackler.

Never before have we had the chance to present our patriotic, common sense solutions to Britain's nightmare situation to the public at large in such a prominent fashion.

That is to do with a sense that the public at large are in favour of these welfare reforms, so what a good opportunity some people on this side see to attack the unemployed.

The policy was implemented at the behest of former Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who argued it made sense to give City Hall control over public education in the nation's largest city.

My own sense is that while Common Core — the brand — may continue to loom large in the GOP presidential primaries, it's now more about politics and posturing than strong public feelings.

Obviously, this does not mean that the URN call will remain a priority; common sense applies and incidents involving firearms or large - scale public disorder, for example, may take priority.»

The point of the various metrics is not to tally citations or sound bites, but to harness a «wisdom of crowds» sense of a scholar's public footprint in the past year — whether that was due to their current scholarship, commentary, larger body of work, or media presence.

In the second study, I evaluate the effects of a social - psychological intervention on increasing freshmen students» sense of social belonging at two large public universities in Indiana.

Because we have such a strong shared sense of what schooling is (and isn't), even small - scale changes to the way we think about public education will be likely to spark large - scale resistance.

A 27 - year absence should be enough to erase most negative connotations for the public at large, and at the same time give a sense of longevity to the brand, something relative newcomers such as Kia have had to struggle for.

«In a larger sense, Americans strongly value the role of public libraries in their communities, both for providing access to materials and resources and for improving the overall quality of life in their communities.

The fallout from such politically craven decisions is now being felt not only by the thousands of families whose lives have been upended by this callous calculation but also by Americans at large whose sense of insecurity and vulnerability has been exacerbated by the widely reported instances of mentally ill individuals committing acts of violence in schools, workplaces, and public spaces.

My sense is that large owners of Graphite Corp will use this opportunity to sell stock, feeding losses to a gullible public, and they could be the ones that funded the stock advertisement.

In November 2012, the artist's controversial Revisionist Art Series opened in New York with large silkscreen works that satirised lofty public figures and celebrities within the format of famous magazine covers, re-contextualizing the familiar graphics and iconography with vivacity and a maverick sense of the absurd.

[4] Although he worked for years prior to that period, Katz reached great public prominence in the 1980s when he became known for his large paintings whose striking simplicity and the heightened sense of colors are now seen as early precursors to Pop Art.

Sense of Place is a multi-site, large - scale, public sculpture, which will migrate through the diverse landscapes of Los Angeles.

Part of the challenge has been to develop small, intimate collages into large scale works, and to retain a sense of the personal in a public space.

It includes works beginning with his early experiments with video in the 1970s right up to the large installations of the 2010s that have drawn the public's attention with their strong impact on the senses.

Deeply engaged in the role of landscape in both art history and politics, most of the artist's large - scale projects start with the notion of «public land,» in both practical and romantic senses.

Permanent public arts projects include a commission by ONE World Trade Center for his monumental mural painting, ONE: Union of the Senses, the largest painting of its kind in New York City, in the tallest building in the western hemisphere; The Barclays Center in Brooklyn; the Brooklyn Academy of Music BAM Fisher; André Balazs» Chiltern Firehouse, London, United Kingdom; North Carolina State University's Hunt Library by Snøhetta; Concord City Place, Toronto, Canada.

They include a tendency for individuals heavily involved on an issue to perceive almost all news coverage as hostile to their goals (even news coverage that favors their position); to presume much larger effects for a message on the public than the actual influence; and to apply a faulty quasi-statistical sense to where public opinion might actually stand on an issue, perceiving public opinion as hostile to their goals, no matter what the objective indicators might say.

The main counterforce is an increasingly large group of scientists and engineers who are rationally skeptical of CAGW claims and challenge them — plus the common sense of the general public.

True, in an ideal world we'd do both, but given the poor state of much low income housing, not to mention the logistical, economic and political challenges of large - scale public weatherization and insulation programs, this may make sense.

Fair use, in this sense, represents the larger society's recognition that learning and criticism have a special contribution to make to the public good, which warrants the researcher and reviewer trespassing on property's otherwise scared ground.

While a university incorporated by statute and subsidized by public funds may in a sense be regarded as a public service entrusted with the responsibility of insuring the higher education of a large number of citizens. . .

The notion that fewer lawyers will make legal services more affordable for the public at large makes no sense.

«A large majority of younger Ontarians believe that owning a home makes more sense than renting,» says Sean Simpson, VP, Ipsos Public Affairs.