Sentence examples for were widely publicized from inspiring English sources

A dedicated communist, his successes were widely publicized by the Czechoslovak government.

Those killings, once discovered, were widely publicized in the Western press.

Mr. Tembeckjian also mentioned several instances of judicial misconduct that were widely publicized.

Deaths were widely publicized, and several lawsuits led to large damage awards to families of children killed by air bags.

Theatrical performances, such as Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais's comedy Le Mariage de Figaro (1784; The Marriage of Figaro), which openly exposed aristocratic privilege, were widely publicized events.

The defense minister, Ehud Barak, criticized Mr. Dagan after his comments were widely publicized in the Israeli news media on Sunday.

The fact that boys score better on it than girls has been widely publicized, contributing to the public's notion that boys truly are better at math.

The suit was widely publicized in the local media — publicity that did not diminish much even after he won in 1994 because the diocese kept appealing.

The results of this study will be widely publicized by presentations in lectures and by publications, aiming to contribute to improving child health in developing countries.

The event had been widely publicized, but the date kept secret, with the idea of surprising an unsuspecting public.

His rescue was widely publicized.