Sentence examples for publicly change from inspiring English sources

The question is whether Obama will publicly change course before November.

Mr Tindale is the second prominent green campaigner in recent years to publicly change his mind about GM.

He declared himself to be "very pro-choice" in 1999 and didn't publicly change his stance until 2011, when he first toyed with the idea of running for president as a Republican.

So when this refining modus operandi means the company has to publicly change course and contradict something it's said before, its execs don't even feel the need to break a sweat.

People who publicly support civil unions often privately have no problem with gay marriage and sometimes publicly change their minds over time.

Though Obama claimed credit for working to "reform our laws governing surveillance to protect privacy and civil liberties" during his farewell address, he was perfectly content with the surveillance state before the Snowden revelations forced him to publicly change his tune.

Since then, though, increasing numbers of politicians have publicly changed their minds.

There's a long list of pundits who previously supported Bush's policy on Iraq but have publicly changed their minds.

The Town Supervisor, Benjamin Zwirn, originally opposed the project but then supported it, and Joseph A. Guarino, the Council member, publicly changed his mind twice on Monday.

Reid has publicly changed course this time, however, saying earlier this year, "These two young, fine senators said it was time to change the rules of the Senate, and we didn't.

Now, just as he publicly changed his opinions on other major social issues in which public opinion changed, like gay marriage, some have wondered whether the president will change his perspective.