“Present-day emblem scholars continue a tradition dating back to the initial publication of emblem books.”

“He said readers would not tolerate the publication of news that brought harm to the country or put people at risk.”

“Have you read the recent publication on the health benefits of meditation?”

“The former governor declined, through his publicist, to offer further comment on his termination.”

“He was the government's publicist, writing pamphlets, verses and periodicals which were instrumental in discrediting the Whigs.”

“Unlike Börne, Heine was not a publicist who wrote about contemporary issues from the depth of his heart and with enthusiasm when needed.”

“Darryl had ensured there was much publicity about the event, inviting every media outlet in the state.”

“Winning a talent contest can generate a ton of publicity for your budding singing career.”

“The following day, each student makes a brief oral presentation displaying his assigned piece of printed publicity, explaining its purpose, content, and how it should be used.”

“The exhibition will be open to the public once the final pieces arrive.”

“Today, the public has the science and technology to provide prosperity to all.”

“It's a strange but pleasant feeling, meeting one's public for the first time.”

“The very publicness of the setting enables the photographer to take candid pictures of strangers, often without their knowledge.”

“Were not his objections as to the publicness of the place, I asked him, as strong now as before?”

“There was a formality and publicness about it that kind of weakened my nerve.”

“The publicizer was responsible for spreading awareness about the new charity event.”

“The document for publicization must be signed and sealed by the Chairman of the Managing Board or the director.”

“But this escalating publicization of private life should be resisted as far as possible.”

“Analysis, publicization and systematic application of the results of the most effective European experiments in vocational training with a view to the maintenance and creation of employment.”

“Major governmental policy statements and the slogans and publications of political parties are translated into Gaelic.”

“There are also boutique publications that publish guides of everyone who earns over around 40,000 euros.”

“He had been involved with underground Marxist publications during the thirties.”

“The division employs just seven people, relying on freelance editors, designers and publicists.”

“Freebie junketeers sometimes scribble down words of praise and pass them to publicists right there at the junket.”

“Stuck with an all-star cast and high-hope-filled pressure from studio execs, Hollywood publicists were in a bind.”

“Not from any miserable coveting after the publicities of printing.”

“It's about systematically spreading this cultural idea of artists and writers having a space where intellectual publics can work together.”

“Celebrities have their handlers and image managers to make sure that their celebrities continue to be seen and positively perceived by publics.”

“And one which drew the applause, I think, of all major sections of the sporting publics of the world who were watching it.”