Sentence examples for seeking publicity from inspiring English sources

Eagleman's colleagues occasionally grumble that he's overreaching, or seeking publicity.

"I've been very disciplined about not seeking publicity," she said.

Western diplomats, scientists and human rights groups charge that Mr. Obiang is simply seeking publicity.

She accused him of seeking publicity, saying dismissively: "He's preparing to launch his next book".

But some competitors accuse Thompson & Bender of seeking publicity more for themselves than their clients.

He also publicly broke off from the Raëlians, saying they were too avidly seeking publicity.

"Jeyaretnam," he writes, "is a poseur, always seeking publicity, good or bad".

His Facebook page indicated that he had been criticized for seeking publicity and also pointed to personal problems.

The SFA accuses McBride of seeking publicity, which may well be the case, but that itself is not a crime.

Mr. Sharma said he continues to be Mukesh Singh's lawyer and accused Mr. Anand of seeking publicity.

And instead of seeking publicity, the company was declining interview requests to discuss its phone business, she said.