Sentence examples similar to general public disposition from inspiring English sources

He argues that in "specialized" cases, there might even be definitions having more authority: for example, that the word "ironic" requires special consultation with literary specialists because "the meaning of ironic is not at the disposition of the general public".

Shouldn't this be the function of a dictionary in dealing with every word: to allow access to subtle and accurate meanings that may not be at the disposition of the general public?

Makhijani, who has watched the ebb and flow of nuclear regulation for more than three decades, told us that the few years surrounding a plant's closure are when the general public can exert the most influence on the decommissioning process and the disposition of the radioactive waste.

Next comes the general public.

So did the general public.

The general public seems to agree.

The general public is sympathetic, too.

Soon the general public was invited.

Members of general public had no credentials.

The general public strongly opposes cutting entitlements.

The general public was not invited.