Sentence for public | Use public in a sentence

Public in sentence. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use public in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for public.

• He and his whole story discussed in public! (10)
• Genius is good for the public. (10)
• So, very soon the public bosom closed. (10)
• The reformer quickly loses his public. (16)
• You have the formation of public opinion. (14)
• Four hours until he became public property! (8)
• The critics are of one mind with the public. (10)
• The audience are in effect public and bidders. (8)
• I find quite anew spirit towards public affairs. (8)
• I should doubt his being a good public speaker. (10)
• He never filled the place he ought in public affairs. (14)
• That will not be a good moment for the general public. (2)
• To avoid a public scandal she had to go back with him. (12)
• To this extent the stage has always catered to the public. (16)
• Redworth alluded passingly to the condition of public affairs. (10)
• She could not put him off; nor would she make a scene in public. (8)
• If Miltoun kept to his resolve, and gave up public life, he was lost! (8)
• This is no paradox, nor does it reflect particularly upon the public. (16)
• The public would rather be the butt itself than have no butt in the ring. (16)
• But on the eve of realizing these in public she was overwhelmed by disaster. (9)
• The ground had to be prepared; the public mind had to be put into training. (16)
• The old-time editor was a ruminative and critical observer of public events. (16)
• But I found a delightful public vehicle behind the station, and I came in that. (9)
• If the public good justifies dissection, does it not also justify vivisection? (16)
• Still he was bound to consult his wife previous to stepping before the public. (10)
• The story suggests the harmful side of the interaction between press and public. (16)
• There are the same greasy public houses and the same faces, always the same crowd. (12)
• I have seen the Truth face, to face, and am greatly encouraged to further public effort. (8)
• The chief interpreter of public opinion caught the way of the wind and headed the gale. (10)
• Give the Public what it wants; and what the Public wants is punch and go. (8)
• Well, then, if the public wunt bear it, dang me if I can see why individles shud bear it. (22)
• Lavender begin to regain the elasticity of body necessary to the resumption of public life. (8)
• The Emperor, as I am given to understand, is about to make public admission of my services. (10)
• Either you pay me what you owe me at once, or I call this meeting and make what I know public. (8)
• Every one is a legitimate object of attack, and in public or private is certain to be attacked. (16)
• Not being a dramatist, I still cannot indulge the greatest contempt of that play and its public. (9)
• She taught at the Hoch Conservatory at Frankfort, besides playing in public in Europe and England. (3)
• Let him remember what has happened when the vivacity of public opinion has forced this reproduction. (16)
• On Thursday, the day fixed for his fresh tour of public speaking, he opened the great journal eagerly. (8)
• These people get great sympathy from the public and the newspapers and their case is obviously pitiable. (7)
• I am just now bothered with an address to be given next week at the opening of a public library in Chelsea. (14)
• In public, the brass mask of the Idol they call Propriety commands or supplies their feelings and thoughts. (10)
• Her marriage to Schumann diminished her public activity, but after his death in 1856, she resumed her career. (3)
• It is said in excuse that, as a city has the government, so the public has the criticism, which it deserves. (16)
• Soames must have been pressing her to go back to him again, with public opinion and the Law on his side, too! (8)
• To-day the public often measures the value of an enterprise largely by the size and character of its posters. (21)
• It is my humiliation to confess that our share in this contract is rescued from public ignominy by his generosity. (10)
• There was one form of public appearance which Lowell reluctantly allowed himself to take up in this winter of 1886. (14)
• He also wished to travel incognito and the less he stopped at public houses, the better his purpose was helped along. (18)
• I knew that both parties were gaining at the public expense, to their own profit and the tremendous profit of the gas company. (16)
• And the state of feeling we should produce in the public mind would make a boom of perfectly unprecedented grandeur for E. O. W. (9)
• I have latterly seen or suspected a design on your part to meet my former wishes for a public recognition of the wife of Lord Ormont. (10)
• Lavender, into whose mind there had instantly rushed a flood of public utterances, stood gazing at her haggard face in silent sympathy. (8)
• Can you, in short, be prevailed on to quit this scene of public triumph and oblige your friend Eleanor with your company in Gloucestershire? (4)
• Withdrawn from all chance in public life of enforcing his views on others, the natural aristocrat within him was forced to find some expression. (8)
• He possesses a flawlessly accurate technic, and has appeared frequently in public, although he devotes the greater part of his energy to teaching. (3)
• He thought proper to tell him that the public recognition he accorded to a particular lady was, in the present state of the world, scarcely prudent. (10)
• Sylvanus Stone, having graduated very highly at the London University, had been appointed at an early age lecturer to more than one Public Institution. (8)
• The young author who wins recognition in a first-class magazine has achieved a double success, first, with the editor, and then with the best reading public. (9)
• Great editors, then as now, ranked great authors in the public esteem, or achieved a double primacy by uniting journalism and literature in the same personality. (9)
• And although then, as now in criticism of political affairs, insincere men would sacrifice their standards to their popularity, they would still reflect public opinion. (16)
• By reflecting the best sentiment of the community in which it is published, the newspaper makes articulate intelligent public opinion that might otherwise remain unexpressed. (16)

Also see sentences for: apparent, common, ordinary, patent, unconcealed, usual.

Glad you visited this page with a sentence for public. Now that you’ve seen how to use public in a sentence hope you might explore the rest of this educational reference site Sentencefor.com to see many other example sentences which provide word usage information.