Sentence examples for public writing from inspiring English sources

Now he has quit his job and gone public, writing a lengthy piece in Politico magazine about his time with the agency.

She didn't expect her words to be read by the public, writing only for her own pleasure - and possibly for children and family members.

He continues to take a superior attitude toward the public, writing that "in 20 years no one will doubt that Bush did the right thing".

Consider the World War II conscientious objectors who were assigned to work in state homes for the mentally retarded, and who went public, writing in magazines such as Christian Century about the terrible conditions they had seen.

In the Op-Ed "Shame Is Not the Solution," Mr. Gates argued against making teacher performance data public, writing that "shaming poorly performing teachers doesn't fix the problem because it doesn't give them specific feedback".

First, she was an outsider; second, she was a humble biologist with no academic background; and third, she was a woman who addressed herself to the general public (writing radio scripts and bestselling books like The Sea Around Us, 1951).

A comprehensive table of the costs of schools in the area never before "laid before the public", writes "NH".

"Never recount your dreams in public," wrote the anonymous author of "Maximes de la Bienséance en la Conversation", one of the first manuals of conversation published in France, in 1618.

Mr. White, who always wore a bow tie in public, wrote books about musicians and was the host of a syndicated radio series.

"We ought to be held to the same standard," said Mr. Lazio, who may be learning that candidates play by rules the public writes.

Their concern is based partly on a 2009 study, never made public, written by an E.P.A. consultant who concluded that some sewage treatment plants were incapable of removing certain drilling waste contaminants and were probably violating the law.