Sentence examples for public read from inspiring English sources

"Public accusations but closed trials," and, "The trial must be public," read the banners.

And did the public read any of these books?

Regan said: "When the public read the papers and read about the SFA, it tends to be two main subject areas that get focused on.

Theirs was very much a national or international humbling, played out in front of the watching public, read about by sports fans at the time and since.

Saying that if members of the public read the letters, they could think that the Prince had disagreed with government policy, Mr Grieve argued that disclosure would undermine the Prince's ability to perform his duties if he became monarch.

It is clear that his first public read him for his "love"; later critics have tried to reclaim the sentimental stuff by making it part of some ironic and post-Romantic strategy.

"The public reads the bottom line," Dr. Forrest says.

She was delighted to think that the public, reading her books, would suddenly learn to read their habitat, and see it with completely different eyes.

He wore a conservative gray suit, pink shirt (the official color of his campaign), red tie and, rarely donned in public, reading glasses.

When the public reads about a scientific finding, they believe it.

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