Sentence examples for publicized element from inspiring English sources

"Students very often are the most publicized element, and very often they engage in the most dramatic actions because they are young and free and more ready to take risks because they are young and free," said Howard Zinn, the radical historian who visited the Harvard encampment several times.

As much as 2014 will be remembered by these seemingly unlinked events and tragedies, the common element to the widely publicized stories was the role of technology in causing the problem or the inability of technology to solve it.

After some negative elements of the book were publicized Sunday, Torre telephoned Cashman to reinforce that he valued their friendship.

These indispensable elements were absent from highly publicized studies that overestimated the frequency of overdiagnosis.

The housing proposals comprise one element of a five-point "to-do list" that Mr. Obama publicized this week to goad Republicans to pass legislation not only on housing finance but on small business and veterans.

Web sites of quasi-private communications are actually very public; private lives are copiously self-documented and publicized; and the sharing of information and ideas can quickly reach a critical consensus within self-selecting but very large groups — an element of discourse that becomes news in itself.

(The event was not publicized).

A highly publicized quest ensued.

His rescue was widely publicized.

They publicized the membership lists.

The tournament was highly publicized.