Sentence examples for a sort of public from inspiring English sources

The fair was a sort of public diplomacy, he added.

Instead let's consider how this might be harnessed as a sort of public service.

Twitter is a sort of public diary; figurative scraps of paper.

From that perspective the show is a sort of public service.

There is a sort of public bed in the hall outside our door.

In a sort of public shaming, lawmakers and the F.C.C. have urged the companies to keep negotiating.

Some readers may recall the "Peter Schiff was right" campaign of 2009, a sort of public-relations blitz claiming that Schiff, an Austrian-oriented commentator, had foreseen everything correctly.

When Labour came to power in 1997, it produced a foggy blueprint for turning what was renamed CDC Capital Partners into a sort of public-private partnership which was to make annual returns of 25%.

The pervasive national broadcaster recently had been overhauled, changed from a propaganda mouthpiece of the old white regime to a sort of public-spirited BBC model trying to find its way.

Brownstein explains that in fact the politics could get toxic, refers even to a sort of public-shaming process that might sound familiar: Each step felt like a landmine.

"I think this is a sort of public-relations exercise," he says of the Assange decision.