Sentence examples for public of being from inspiring English sources

When I do, I sometimes get accused in public of being a "militant atheist".

My only other recurring dream is of being nude in public, of being exposed for all to see, often, for some reason, at a grocery store.

There's an element of growing up in public, of being a bit of a Macaulay Culkin figure, or Lindsay Lohan – you're kind of making your mistakes in public.

"If the candidate is of a more conservative bent, he or she will have to deal with this complaint about the Tea Party among the general public, of being too extreme and not willing to compromise," he said.

In not considering Lincoln Center, she added, the agency "has deprived the public of being able to be part of the process for securing the site for the future".

The authorities said that no one in the Seymour, Conn., family that received the tainted letter had become ill, and they emphasized that the risk to the general public of being infected by incidentally contaminated mail was minimal.

Informing the public of risks is regarded as critical to promoting resilience (UKCO 2013).

Dismissal of public opinion is, of course, quite normal.

"The matter of public safety is of paramount concern to this board," he said.

But the full logic of public goods is of little practical interest for many important contexts.

Blood donation 'remains a public practice … that certain kinds of public are precluded from' (ibid: 116).