Sentence examples for public reactions from inspiring English sources

Catholic and Protestant churches continued to oppose Scientology publically [sic], although press reporting and public reactions to Scientology decreased.

"He thinks that the public reactions are disproportionate.

The sluggish pace of UN climate negotiations understandably attracts negative public reactions.

That reflects how Frank PR positions itself as specializing in "public reactions" rather than public relations.

Public reactions to the conversions illustrated a change in national values.

This helps to explain the strikingly different public reactions to the current island disputes.

They cannot show what public reactions might have been if the candidates, issues and messages had been different.

Talk about public reactions; imagine the reaction to that from the unemployed and underemployed of New York.

Government officials working in "situation centers" meanwhile watch for signs of brewing unrest or angry public reactions.

"They're there for one reason but it becomes one of the first public reactions to the sinking.

Mark Brooks, chairman of ManKind, says that, had the genders been reversed, public reactions may have been different.