Sentence examples for public illustrated from inspiring English sources

The public illustrated much outrage and called on her to resign, based on her 400-day delay of charging the Chicago Police officer responsible for McDonald's death, with his murder.

As a result, the idiosyncrasies, fragility and sensuality of craftsmanship have a new appeal, not only for designers, but also for the public, as illustrated by the success of the best-selling book "The Hare with Amber Eyes," written by the British ceramicist Edmund de Waal.

Another dismissed juror, asked about any biases she might bring to the case, said the number of federal prosecutors and assistants in the courtroom — overwhelming in contrast to Mr. Mohamud's small team of public defenders — illustrated what she said were the government's overwhelming resources, all brought to bear against one man.

CBS Miami's Jim DeFede will lead a talk with Rakontur's two public faces, illustrated with clips of unseen material and future projects.

In 1889 the continued popularity of the Bastille with the public was illustrated by the decision to build a replica in stone and wood for the Exposition Universelle world fair in Paris, manned by actors in period costumes.

The costs experienced by respondents seeking treatment in each of the two sectors (private and public) are illustrated in Figure  2.

Though only two articles used the words "partial protection" when referring to limitations of VMMC, they often expressed views that media should do more to communicate the limitations of VMMC to the general public as illustrated by the following: ""Research did not indicate males get HIV infection because they are uncircumcised, nor that circumcised males are immune to the virus.

When Keneally was told about the email she decided to make it public to illustrate how hard it was to get the story of stillbirth in Australia in the public eye.

The new city policy, which went into effect about six months ago without public announcement, illustrates a shift in the probation officer's function over the years, from social worker to law enforcement officer, criminal justice experts say.

Such genes are called paralogues, and the public paper illustrates their potential with three examples already under investigation.One is the gene for a receptor protein in the brain.

Speaking by phone, Mr. Robbins mentioned two recent events – the sale of Edvard Munch's "The Scream" for nearly $120 million on Wednesday night and Facebook's going public – to illustrate both the tradition and transformation surrounding our visual culture.