Sentence examples for unexpectedly public from inspiring English sources

But then an unexpectedly public and determined campaign to defeat Summers emerged from the left wing of the Democratic Party.

We expect to offer freedom from parental spying, but never from the risk that your online world will become unexpectedly public, for your parents and everyone else.

Consequently, l'affaire Ashley Madison inspired in me a curious kind of Orwellian doublethink: straightforward puritan relish at the sight of folly rebuked, coupled with pained liberal disquiet at the thought of so many private lives made unexpectedly public.

We caught up with Betty to see what happened and whether she'd had any more luck on her quest for justice and found she's become an unexpectedly public advocate for the legalisation and regulation of medical marijuana.

The pain got worse, a white heat in my belly that made me double up unexpectedly in public and in private.

Turkey's leadership is facing its gravest political crisis in years, and it began with a few friends determined to save a park in Taksim who unexpectedly inflamed public frustration with a powerful prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

When the German publisher Friedrich Arnold Brockhaus first issued his great encyclopaedia, he was forced by an unexpectedly large public demand to issue edition after edition in quick succession (some of them even overlapped).

This comes five years after the digital music station was threatened with closure by the BBC Executive looking to cut costs, but was thwarted by a vociferous and unexpectedly passionate public campaign to keep it on air.

His 'Englishness' hasn't stopped him applying for US citizenship, a fact SKC chief executive Robb Heineman unexpectedly made public in July, and Dwyer would become USA-eligible in January 2017 – in time for qualifying for the 2018 World Cup.

From the start, Talisman's Sudan foray has been an unexpectedly big public relations problem for Dr. Buckee, 56, an Oxford-educated astrophysicist who made his career exploring for oil at BP. Born in England and raised in Western Australia, Dr. Buckee has worked for BP in Norway, Alaska, the Middle East and New Zealand, among other places, and holds British and Canadian citizenship.

In a survey conducted by advocacy organization Free the Tampons, 86percentt of respondents reported having at least one experience when their period arrived unexpectedly in public and they were without the supplies they needed.