Sentence examples for publicly remaining from inspiring English sources

Since then, Hank has been relatively withdrawn publicly, remaining in Tampa, Fla., as Hal, 40, has assumed the more public role.

A12 NEW YORK/REGION B1-10 Although Publicly Neutral, Clintons Favor McCall Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and former President Bill Clinton, while publicly remaining neutral, have concluded that a victory by H. Carl McCall would help Mrs. Clinton's political prospects and those of New York Democrats as a whole.

She blamed publicly remaining in the closet all these years -- even with a long-term partner and two children -- on that whiny excuse that so many celebrities use: "privacy". Sorry, but there are a lot of "private" stars who don't do a lot of press and don't talk about their personal lives, like Daniel Day-Lewis and Johnny Depp, but we know basic facts about them, such as whom they are married to.

American officials have publicly remained upbeat.

The White House helped recruit Mr. Webster and publicly remained supportive of the S.E.C. chairman.

Later she spoke of the need for bold change, which many people here interpreted as code for budget cuts, but the reasoning offered publicly remained vague.

He made his last recording in 1982, and then, despite offers to perform publicly, remained resolutely out of the spotlight until his death.

While Ms. Collins publicly remained undecided on the bill over the past week, Republican leaders were confident they would bring her on board.

Pelosi, who has publicly remained neutral in the Democratic race, said in a number of interviews that she favoured wrapping up the nomination as soon as possible after states finish voting in primary elections in early June.

Despite all this, Stalin publicly remained in the Soviet capital, somewhat calming the fear and pandemonium.

So why have police, at least publicly, remained so respectful of Condit?