Sentence examples for he made public from inspiring English sources

Although the prince still enjoyed the protection of the Chinese, when he made public appearances overseas to publicize the GRUNK cause, he was treated with almost open contempt by Ministers Ieng Sary and Khieu Samphan.

He paid $225,534 in income tax in 2009, a figure he made public in Parliament last month.

Mr. Romney's 2010 return, which he made public in January, showed that he paid a rate of 13.9 percent.

But on Thursday night he made it formal in a letter he made public on his Web site.

"I think what they are really upset about is that he made public their strategy".

His illness, which he made public earlier this month, figured in the switch.

Leadbetter also suspected that Woods had been hitting full shots for more than a week, and that it just was not something he made public.

He made public apologies for the Crusades and the persecution of Galileo and begged forgiveness for centuries of Christian slander of the Jews.

This he made public in the House on June 1 , 1829 when he complained that Wellington had made Britain the keystone of the arch of European absolutism.

He taught rhetoric at the University of Pavia, where he made public his De voluptate (On Pleasure), a dialogue about the nature of the true good.

He said the answers, which he made public, provided "zero evidence that the purpose of these closures was to conduct a legitimate traffic study".