Sentence examples for publicized of from inspiring English sources

In Texas, the most highly publicized of those stories is Asher Brown's.

The attack was the most publicized of at least seven rapes that year in the Columbia campus vicinity.

Marianne Faithfull has survived several awful things, but the least publicized of them is neither a drug nor a disease.

The most widely publicized of Hopi rituals was the Snake Dance, held annually in late August, during which the performers danced with live snakes in their mouths.

But Dempsey's goal won't be the most publicized of the night; rather, it's the tally that never was that will fuel Monday's conversations.

The most publicized of these climbs was the 1971 International Expedition led by Norman Dyhrenfurth; however, internationalist ideals were savaged by the stresses of high altitude, and the expedition degenerated into rancour between the British and non-British climbers.

Vaccinators consistently identified workers' reluctance and out-of-pocket costs, and poor publicizing of workplace vaccination events as remediable barriers to vaccination.

There is a heightening debate about the integrity of science, fuelled by a series of widely publicized cases of scientific fraud.

The move follows a number of highly publicized cases of authors using "sock puppets," or fake online identities, to increase the number of positive reviews of their work.

His was the latest highly publicized arrest of foreigners accused of abusing children in Southeast Asia.

It was the latest of several highly publicized moments of violent behavior in women's college basketball this season.