Sentence examples similar to over publicised from inspiring English sources

The Pale Over-Publicised King.

The extensive availability of over-the-counter NPs, as publicised by the media [ 41], and direct sales products recommended by friends or relatives, may be a factor.

Rebecca Hunt's Mr Chartwell has been heavily publicised over the past month.

The feud between the club and the stadium owners has been well publicised over the last year, and it led to yet more wrangling between the parties with SISU instigating a judicial review in the High Court against Coventry City Council, who are part-owners of ACL, for trying to 'wrest control' and 'economically damage' them.

Guardiola moved the Swede out while at Barcelona and Ibrahimovic appears to be doing his best to continue a simmering feud, with attacks on the Spaniard's management style in his autobiography that have been widely publicised over the past few days.

The antimicrobial effects of pomegranate extracts have been well publicised over the last decade [ 8- 15, 17, 17].

Underlying, systemic problems to do with poverty, failed markets or overconsumption are glossed over when these solutions are publicised and resolve into arguments over whether you are for or against a particular technology.

"This year there have also been well publicised concerns over GCSE English.

The line that will probably lead most newspapers tomorrow is that Gordon Ramsay has lost the single star he held for his Claridges restaurant – probably not a shocker given the F-man's well publicised troubles over the past year.

It was visible also with the pace of the Tuam story, indifference followed by over-compensation after foreign media had publicised it.

When BSkyB publicised their intentions to take over Manchester United, supporters reacted furiously to the news.