Voorbeelden van urbanity

• The more of us who behave with civility and urbanity, the more civility and urbanity there will be.

• The negotiation should be simple for a man of his urbanity and charm.

• Style, grace, urbanity, and a clear sense of identity are the hallmarks of all great cities.

• It was, instead, a concern for the most fundamental aspects of urbanity- density, continuity, social interaction and shape - that characterized his work.

• Downes is at his most poetic here, bringing sophistication and urbanity, without distorting the movement's natural eloquence.

• The disciplinary effects of these tales on a generation of women about to participate in the emerging hetero-socializing culture of modern urbanity cannot be overestimated.

• Our research suggests that there are a number of architectural tools to enable this: sustainability, urbanity, identity, stewardship.

• In the seventeenth century ' modes of urbanity ' spread into the countryside, displacing older rituals of hospitality even among rustic gentry.

• Indeed, because the city is everywhere, contemporary culture is completely immersed in the cultural representation of urbanity.

• This offers a strongly defined armature that will provide an underlying sense of order and urbanity to the campus as it takes shape.

• We thought that this would be the perfect occasion to use our ideas about urbanity to formulate a 'plan' for the site.

• It should be read by all historians of urbanity and of material culture.

• Moreover, the book is a pleasure to read, reminding us of its author's characteristic wit and urbanity.

• Urbanity is one impor tant thread, femaleness another.

• Improved mobility has resulted in a new urbanity that encompasses both landscape and city systems.

• It was particularly important in urban environments where the possibilities for confusion were greatest, and where 'urbanity' first emerged.

• Though perhaps not to the same extent as in cities, language usage in rural areas nevertheless reflects the same cosmopolitan influences that have produced the urban vernaculars that establish urbanity.

• The experience of urbanity is therefore more mental than physical and urban life is no longer restricted to city-dwellers; the countryman may be urban while the city-dweller may not be.