Sentence examples for whose publics from inspiring English sources

Such bold assertiveness was often heartening and inspiring to many developing nations, whose publics felt their own governments often had no choice but to chafe to colonial and neo-colonial pressures.

They, too, are public figures whose public postures can wound or deflate.

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American professor, writer, lawyer, and activist whose public service included work in three presidential administrations.

But it is unsustainable for a country whose public debt is high and rising.

Soros is merely the latest Jew whose public perception has been distorted by anti-Semites.

Robert Mercer is a prominent conservative donor whose public profile rose sharply over the past few years.

This is surprising for a character whose public image is of unbridled optimism and straight talk.

Enter Art.sy, a start-up whose public version went live on Monday.

Faraday – an apprentice bookbinder – was inspired by Humphrey Davy, whose public lectures he went to in 1812.

This, again from a man whose public schedule is far less punishing than Clinton's.