Sentence examples for publicity allowed from inspiring English sources

Focusing in large part on the press and publicity allowed by recent inventions such as photography and newspapers, but referring as well to violations in other contexts, they emphasized the invasion of privacy brought about by public dissemination of details relating to a person's private life.

(What's interesting is that, despite the tragic associations between Yellow Dogs and "Persian Cats," the Ghobadi movie is actually one of the few films out there that did have a real-world effect — a quantifiable one, no studies or hypotheses needed. The publicity allowed the band members to flee to Istanbul and be welcomed at the U.S. Embassy, and then eventually to the U.S. itself).

Croatia missed a great chance, possibly freezing in the glare of their own publicity, allowing a distinctly average Portugal side through.

Publicity allows the electors to use the stick/threat of non-reelection in full knowledge of what a representative actually did.

The shopping episode and the subsequent publicity have allowed him to approach the news media, the draft and the reality of professional football less as a starry-eyed dream than as a high-profile business opportunity with a lucrative upside.

But the police had the video all that time — it was shot on the department's own body cam, after all — and, until the wave of publicity, had allowed Payne to remain on active duty, while taking him off blood-drawing duty.

Scribner's encouraged the publicity and allowed Hemingway to "become a minor American phenomenon"—a celebrity to the point that his divorce from Richardson and marriage to Pfieffer attracted media attention.

In 1964 Le Mesurier moved out of the marital home, made a decision to protect Jacques from any negative publicity, and allowed her to bring a divorce suit on grounds of his own infidelity.

The Defense Department made a smart publicity move, allowing parts of this comedy to be filmed at Fort Knox.

Today the right of publicity clearly allows people to control the commercial use of their names and images during their lives.

"We weren't able to muster our forces in helping to provide everyone with scientific publicity and allowing the masses to get hold of this sort of knowledge," he was quoted as saying.