Sentence examples for publicly engaged from inspiring English sources

Isn't this a publicly engaged small business?

Yet Britten was a publicly engaged musician too.

For the next months, polemicists in Beijing and Moscow publicly engaged in barbed exchanges.

Woodson has persistently, firmly (and sometimes publicly) engaged Smith, repeatedly emphasizing the need to control his emotions.

Badiou, like a mini-Sartre, is not just a publicly engaged philosopher, but a dramatist and novelist.

(Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton, by contrast, have been more publicly engaged as post-Presidents, and more willing than Bush to accept the risks in that).

DR. SOLOMON pointed out that some politicians, like President Clinton, publicly engage in spiritual counseling while rejecting psychiatric help.

Republicans need conservative Democratic voters to win statewide office, which could help explain Governor Martinez's reluctance to publicly engage in the debate over same-sex marriage — and also Mr. King's noncommittal stance.

The extent to which the White House will publicly engage in the Senate negotiations is unclear, particularly because it will quickly face further mediation to work out differences between the Senate measure and a companion bill moving through the House.

In Russia today, decisive interest groups — especially business oligarchies that control much of the economy or regional politicians who have their own fiefdoms — dare not publicly engage in the debate over succession, for fear of incurring the Kremlin's retribution.

Fewer netizens want to publicly engage with their views, and, as a result, they're being erased from online discussions.