Sentence examples for a particular public from inspiring English sources

"The religion is expanding and expanding and there's a particular public and that public has needs.

Having engaged a particular public on specific themes, they retain a mordant bite.

Will a particular public policy idea catch on or fizzle fast?

A particular public bench where you go to read or think, or your neighbourhood library.

In these circumstances, there can never be a justification for the unlawful imprisonment of all the members of a particular public protest event.

Presidential summer reading lists are no different, meant as much to titillate a particular public as to inventory a private disposition.

Among Europeans, capital punishment is a particular public-relations liability for Mr. Bush, given that he oversaw 152 executions as governor of Texas.

With both a Peabody Award and a best-selling book to her name, Ms. Tippett has become identified with a particular public-radio program the way, say, Ira Glass is with "This American Life" or Terry Gross with "Fresh Air".

The disclosure raises the obvious question of NBC's goal in giving a person without any measurable journalistic or broadcasting experience or any particular public following a high-profile job and apparently paying her a top-echelon salary.

"Certain areas of investment banking in the United States have practically come to a standstill, in particular public offerings," Mr. Bouton said.

It's a free country and no one is going to get too far with a liability suit, particular public figures.