Sentence examples for publicly moved from inspiring English sources

Neymar suffered a fractured vertebra and such was the criticism – Thiago Silva branded Zúñiga a "coward" – that Napoli publicly moved to defend the full-back.

Yet, in his New Year message Mr Kim made doveish noises about South Korea, and was publicly moved by the death, in an apparent car accident, of North Korea's principal negotiator with Seoul.

The platform has been critically derided, and at this point nearly every OEM of note save for Microsoft itself has publicly moved away from it.

After Mary Trody's mother stopped making payments on the family's house northwest of Miami, her family was evicted in February 2009 -- but Take Back the Land and another local group that Trody is a member of, the Miami Workers Center, very publicly moved them back in, with TV stations, a crew sent by filmmaker Michael Moore, and the Miami Herald looking on.

A married couple (Penelope Wilton and Daniel Massey) played the married couple, and Pinter chose to announce in the program that he was living with the historian Antonia Fraser, publicly moving past his marriage to the actress and expert Pinter interpreter Vivien Merchant.

Publicly, Obama moved to separate himself from the comments, saying that if he had been advising Holder, "we would have used different language". And in discussing race, Obama has often used different language, or even none at all.

In 1895, the Lumière brothers publicly screened moving pictures in Paris.

The Russian government had warned publicly that moving it would be a grave offense to history and "disastrous for Estonians".

Obama's new C.I.A. director, John O. Brennan, has publicly favored moving the agency away from military operations, at least to some degree, and re-emphasizing its core tasks of gathering and analyzing intelligence.

People who spoke with Mr. Fayyad on Saturday and throughout the past week said he had grown increasingly frustrated over attacks on his leadership by Fatah officials, and over Mr. Abbas's failure to either defend him publicly or move behind the scenes to quell the criticism.

Australia and New Zealand have already spoken publicly about moving scheduled series away, and it's fair to assume an avalanche of withdrawals over the next few days.