6 sentences with “publicly”

Within two years, Luther was forced to publicly defend his views and, in the process, to radicalise them.

Five years later, Bill and Bob publicly released their "twelve-step programme" for quitting alcohol, partly based on the suggestions of the Swiss psychiatrist Carl Gustav Jung.

What mattered to the Greeks was how a man performed publicly, in battle, in athletic contests or in the public forums of debate that sprang up in the growing city-states of archaic Greece.

These were open and publicly known alliances rather than hidden deals made behind closed doors; client groups accompanied their patron to senate or assembly meetings as a show of strength.

That work of art would be publicly displayed - most obviously in the case of architecture with the beautiful churches, orphanages and municipal buildings that spread throughout Italy during the Renaissance.

As noted in the last chapter, one of the events that lost the Peloponnesian War for Athens was the fact that 20,000 of its publicly owned slaves were freed by the Spartans from the horrible conditions in the silver mines of Athens.