The phrase "public radar" refers to the attention or awareness of the general public. It signifies how much the public knows or is aware of a particular happening or issue. Full definition
But it certainly makes a habit of squandering its own opportunities to stand above the cold, grey mob of political action thrillers that every year seem to come and go from public radar in a matter of weeks. (thefilmyap.com)
Brunetti's wife, a kind - hearted woman who feels strongly that everyone's life matters, is most unwilling to let this death go by without so much as a blip on the collective public radar. (bookpage.com)
Just a few days hence, one of the Harvard pass out brothers comes to public radar after pointing out that the success saga of Bitcoin is at its very nascent stage with more waiting to unleash its full potential in days to come. (kryptomoney.com)