Sentence examples for construct a public from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gooding likewise credited the designer with helping him construct a public persona.

In 1986, Alaska entered into a joint venture with a private contractor to construct a public school in Venetie.

Perhaps it related to her complete inability to construct a public persona that was anything other than her clumsy, often crude, vulnerable but bafflingly uncrushable self.

It was a time when newly multinational businesses were facing an unfamiliar problem: how to construct a public identity that could unify their sprawling interests.

His biggest problem has been to overcome toxic memories of previous Tory governments; Mr Obama's has been to construct a public identity from scratch.

In Soderbergh's film, the mind-crushing dullness of Liberace's performances is inseparable from the lifelong pressure on him to construct a public identity in radical contrast with his own desires.

After winning the leadership, Miliband had not devoted any effort to constructing a public persona.

The Census Bureau is interested in constructing a public release synthetic LBD for several reasons.

And yet, as the use of a pseudonym suggests, she was consciously constructing a public persona.

With all the resources of multinational corporate marketing, Mr. Jackson has constructed a public image that contradicts his gentle, humanistic public statements.

A team led by Princeton University researchers has constructed a public "library" to help researchers to find out what each gene does.