Sentence examples for publics grew from inspiring English sources

As American and allied publics grew increasingly impatient with the bloody deadlock in Korea, Truman determined to seek a negotiated peace.

As the reading public grew, however, the newspapers grew in size and wealth and became increasingly independent.

Zhou, who is rarely seen in public, grew up in a small village in Hunan, central China.

Interest in bharata natyam rebounded in the 1950s as the public grew concerned that a unique Indian art form was on the brink of extinction.

During Kelly's tenure, the site expanded rapidly, and the question of what constituted private information and what was public grew contentious.

Ted Cruz, the newly elected Tea Party senator from Texas, embodies the rigidity the public grew to loathe in Congress's last term.

Missing children no longer appear on the sides of milk cartons; as the public grew used to the photos, the awareness campaign had less effect.

But the public grew to like it so much that it has remained.

The public grew weary of Katrina anniversaries, and I'm sure the same thing will happen with the oil.

– Glenn Collins The New York Times: The French government proposes a 160 percent tax increase on beer, and the public grows surly.

It is that sense of granite realism and determination that appeals to an Israeli public grown increasingly fatalistic.