NOUN
- a place of assembly for the people in ancient Greece
- an open area at the meeting of two or more streets
How To Use public square In A Sentence
- The bestseller lists are full of books highly critical of religion, countered by pundits whose heated rhetoric decries a public square made “naked” by the absence of religion.2 Yet the fault line between those who are religious and those who are not hardly exhausts the ways in which religion can be divisive. American Grace
- Go into Klagenfurt, a beautiful town, full of public squares and boutiques of every description.
- That can't be said for other religiously observant people in the public square.
- Fuel oil was splattered all over a public square, coating pavements, benches, flowerbeds.
- New buildings line the west edge of West Street; a new public square on West Street marks the gateway to the financial district.
- But inasmuch as people's deepest and most mysterious beliefs are being dragged more and more into the public square, America loses.
- Harvey Lowson, City of York Council's arboricultural officer, said: ‘This hard decision has been made because the tree is in poor structural condition and is positioned over the busy public square.’
- As the potential model for other ventures between the public and private sector in Toronto, it would be regrettable if we let Dundas Square's weaknesses as a public square go unchallenged.
- Liberals find it necessary to deny recurring suspicions that they are antinomians, moral relativists, and secularists set on removing religious values from the public square.
- Rosica really means by the phrase “civility, charity, mercy and politeness” is a kind of pantywaist political correctness, void of testicular fortitude, that is so afraid to identify and call out blatant evil in the public square. On Catholic Crowd-Pleasers
