Sentence examples for publicized press from inspiring English sources

O'Malley and his wife had previously held a highly publicized press conference to deny the rumors and accuse Republicans of partisan politics.

During the 2008 presidential campaign, Senator John McCain avidly sought Hagee's endorsement, appearing by the pastor's side during a widely publicized press conference to announce it.

Regardless, following a short stint at a rehabilitation center, Tiger hosted a highly publicized press conference last Friday... in my opinion he looked less sincere for what he had done and more nervous about how he would be criticized after the event.

MRFF lost no time in exposing and denouncing this blatant sedition at a much publicized press conference at the National Press Club in Washington D.C. in early December of 2006.

The online consultation was publicized through press releases and social media, and open to the general public".

The new law will be publicized by press coverage, grassroots efforts such as school poster contests, and signs on parkways, Mr. Cooper said.

Afterward, long lines formed as people sought H.I.V. tests at stations that had been set up, and the event was widely publicized in the press.

While not as publicized in the press as his success, political contributions (to re-elect Richard Nixon) seemingly gained special treatment from the Price Commission.

The case was highly publicized in the press (especially Los Angeles Times and Extra), starting in August and September 1998.

VICE reached out to police to ask why the raid wasn't publicized through a press release.

These data have been widely publicized in the press, and the headlines produced from such studies may lead women to seek dietary or herbal alternatives to drug therapies such as HRT, under the assumption that 'natural' products are safe and effective.