Sentence examples for more publicized from inspiring English sources

At the time, her face was far more publicized than Arlen's — she was the "Breck Girl".

The more publicized one is "This Is the End," opening next Wednesday.

"Airlines are overselling more heavily and the rewards for getting bumped are much more publicized.

"It is more powerful, more addictive, more widely sold, more illicitly available, and more publicized".

MI5 makes no direct arrests but instead works secretly with the more publicized "Special Branch" of Scotland Yard.

By contrast, the much more publicized season premiere of "Mad Men" attracted a total audience of 3.5 million in March.

What's more, publicizing it has not been a priority, Ms. Leach said.

ACHIEVEMENT can be measured in any number of ways, with only the more public and publicized yardsticks involving red carpets, unpaid-for designer dresses and the doling out of baubles to put on the mantelpiece.

But he wants more information publicized.

Why was this not more heavily publicized?" I asked a contemplative Holmes.

Even "The Killing Fields," the movie that more widely publicized the horror, was in theaters 25 years ago.