Sentence examples for spectrum of public from inspiring English sources

Do Bernhardt the photographer and Geoffrey the businessman represent a kind of spectrum of public opinion in Europe?

Present were leading political activists and politicians representing the broad spectrum of public opinion in the Muslim world.

He raised the threshold for political parties to get into Parliament, guaranteeing a small and docile spectrum of public politicians.

It has extended its influence into a broad spectrum of public life, from schools to courts to politics.

For years the Foreign Office has run a number of initiatives to encourage political reform in Egypt, inclusive of recognising the full spectrum of public opinion.

They are fiercely partial to their own taste while recognizing the realities of a difficult economy and the spectrum of public tastes.

Using various methods ranging from curation to public engagement to conceptual art, she engages a broad spectrum of the public across the country in design discourse.

I like the way it recognizes the full spectrum of "dirtiness": public, private, imaginary, physical, creepy, beautiful, romantic, lustful, healing and wounding.

One important question that remains is whether these findings can be extended to informal and formal learning experiences for a broader spectrum of the public.

He stressed that despite the widening spectrum of Jewish public opinion, the majority of Jews hold various political positions within a pro-Israel framework.

The networks' duty is to serve that wide spectrum of the American public rather than their own commercial interests for just a few nights every four years.