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a focus of public attention
he enjoyed being in the limelight
when Congress investigates it brings the full glare of publicity to the agency
How To Use public eye In A Sentence
- But because of international pressure for an end to the killing of dolphins and the bloodiness of their hunting method, fishermen here have tried to keep out of the public eye.
- I also know that if any of these so-called scallywags of the public eye were to sit down and have a one to one conversation with me - they wouldn't last a minute.
- Certainly, throughout her years in the public eye Goody has been courted, vilified and yes over-analysed.
- Finally, many criminals escape the judicial net, even though in the public eye they are criminals.
- Some tabloid editors bleat that anybody in the public eye deserves none. Times, Sunday Times
- He has flown himself away to the clinic to emerge back into the public eye as a bright-eyed, coherent young man.
- Psychologists call it the ‘thrill factor,’ the urge that drives high achievers, often in the public eye, into taking unnecessary risks with their reputations.
- The fact is, they would probably choose to settle down somewhere cosy, preferably in the full glare of the public eye.
- After disappearing from the public eye for nearly a week, Sanford, 49, acknowledged Wednesday that he had not hiked the Appalachian Trail - as his staff had said earlier - but had been in Buenos Aires, Argentina. South Carolina governor apologizes to Cabinet
- The book "Cybil" is based on the life of Shirley Ardell Mason and she and Dr. Wilbur worked on the factuality of the content and was one of the first publications to bring to public eye "Disassociative Identity Disorder" or commonly called "Multiple Personality Disorder". Weiner: Obama speech may end 'Sybil' health-care message