Public Figures in a sentence

Artists—and other public figures like politicians, sports figures, and celebrities—may think of themselves as variations of Nietzsche’s Übermensch, beings who, no longer bound by traditional values, are free to flout convention and make their own rules.

There is a usual angst when it comes to writing about public figures, especially when these figures are politicians who are caught in the eye of the storm.

And since many of these aggressors are prominent public figures, it’s not easy for a woman to go public alone and stain the celebrity’s public image and tell the world what happened to them.

In a functional democracy, a publicly owned organisation does not prevent public figures from commenting in moderate language on public issues.

It’s a surprisingly full-throated examination of Britain’s public life, and its public figures’ private ones.

Keoleian said there are other important ways that public figures flying private can address climate change, such as through their influence on public attitudes and perceptions, investments and who they vote for.

It doesn’t help that several public figures were found to be wildly flouting Covid-19 rules at a golf society event in Galway, and that one man in particular made a very public display of consistently misinterpreting the rules to suit himself.

Sanders’ campaign organized political rallies led by public figures who endorse him and are able to share his message with the public.

The speakers that were the most effective, though, were the regular people, not the public officials or the public figures.

The goal of correcting public misconception is arguably commendable, but Hirani’s modus operandi feels particularly ignoble when dealing with public figures.

The respect McLintock had accrued in her years with the press and as a public servant was clear on Saturday, as her passing was met with an outpouring of memories on social media from colleagues and public figures.

These are public figures in very public roles.

These denials took place at a time when the public had a legitimate right to know, seeing that both Mr Balzan and Mr Schembri are public figures, the tribunal continued.

Boaks felt that increased traffic and more roads would cause problems, and he addressed road safety with flamboyant campaigning and a variety of tactics, including private prosecution of public figures who escaped public prosecution for drunk driving.

Public figure doctrine (absence of malice) In the United States, special rules apply in the case of statements made in the press concerning public figures, which can be used as a defense.

This was a period in which illegitimacy was viewed as sinful and a bar to public life; accordingly, it was a frequent accusation levelled against public figures by their enemies.

After all, the law of defamation is intended to protect people (much less public figures) not from negative opinion but from false claims of fact that are damaging to one’s reputation.

Another possibility is the impersonation of politicians and other public figures, which can cause misleading information to spread on social media.

Anyone who is willing to pay will now be able to use the blue check mark, which was previously accessible for free to verified accounts of politicians, famous people, journalists, and other public figures.

Azhigaliyeva said the ministry plans to raise awareness by working with prominent public figures and television.