Sentence examples for public terms from inspiring English sources

The principle is fine on a personal level, but un-nerving in public terms.

Candidates in the presidential campaign have expressed their religious faith in public terms on previous occasions.

Public terms of endearment play a vital function in how we present our relationships to the outside world.

He challenged me to articulate my own faith in public terms in the face of the religious diversity with which I was encountered.

Once your humiliation barrier is broken, it's a very simple matter to describe what some people might consider horrid private matters in lurid public terms.

De explained: "Prism was an internal government term that as the result of leaks became the public term," De said.

One consequence of the strains in financial markets had been the virtual closure to banks of public term unsecured funding markets..

Meanwhile technologists of the modern era have enjoyed an extended honeymoon in publicity and public perception terms.

In public health terms mental disorders account for a larger proportion of disease burden in terms of numbers affected over the lifespan than cancer or HIV [ 14].

In public policy terms, that's worse.

But it does not seem, in public health terms, to have turned out too bad.