Sentence examples for public aspects from inspiring English sources

Alito enjoyed his job well enough, but he was uncomfortable with its public aspects.

He is widely known to dislike the public aspects of the chief executive job.

In Act III, she's regal and playful, caught up in both the private and public aspects of a royal wedding.

Legal professionals who brief jurors can find the obligation to devote more time to the public aspects of a case a burden.

Women generally took the role of observers during the public aspects of ceremonies, except in events involving one or more of the three women's societies.

The public aspects of this story are dealt with efficiently and pointedly in the movie, which folds video of some of the actual players into careful re-enactments.

This is the balancing act: the need for discretion balanced with the need for publicity - when to amplify the public aspect of the campaign, and when to go quietly.

The public aspect of conversations makes Twitter one of the available publicity available resources of naturally occurring conversations.

"There's a public aspect to HL23," the architect said.

Such boorishness becomes cruel and vicious when it assumes a public aspect.

It's the public aspect of a Christmas proposal that raises the most risk.