Sentence examples for rich public from inspiring English sources

Despite distrust of the rich, public opinion experts say the real picture is much more nuanced.

Farage revealed his hypocrisy – he is one of the rich public schoolboys he castigated – and his nastiness.

While the financial crisis has demoted Ivy League institutions from super-rich to merely rich, public universities are being gutted.

One British pundit, Emma Brockes, has described the case in The Guardian as "a really good ding-dong between two rich public figures".

It takes a truly small-minded politician, or one so ignorant of the nation's rich public land history, to upset the balance.

More broadly, Lessig argued that it is crucial to strike a balance between private intellectual property and the public's constitutionally mandated interest in a rich public domain — a domain more vital than ever in the new digital environment.

Nevertheless, he lamented that he has been "castigated as a moaning, rich, public-school bastard, complaining about only getting posh roles".

The NCAA has been a mainstay in downtown Indianapolis since 1999, when it relocated from its Kansas location in part because of a rich public-private investment deal from the city to establish the headquarters.

Then, in some final throwaway comments, he touched upon, or was invited to touch upon, "posh-bashing", and said that sometimes, mainly as a consequence of having been to Harrow, he has been "castigated as a moaning, rich, public-school bastard, complaining about only getting posh roles".

God indeed has a sense of humor and I guess we should now thank the polarizing pundit for sparking such a rich and robust public debate.

Among the leading targets, though, have been the gas-rich public lands in the Rocky Mountains and the Gulf of Mexico.