Sentences with phrase «public presence»

What to make of this, and whether this reflects issues in the scoring or the limited public presence of these talented thinkers, is an open question.

Today's news comes as little of a surprise, after minor public presence at this year's biggest gaming events.

Her enigmatic public presence, a lack of definition, keeps the show on the road.

The perfectly curated public presence, the one designed purposefully to project an image that is only a partial truth, isn't going to work for much longer.

Either way, they have a strong, engaging public presence, and they would be inspiring to people to work for.

And, given that the ratings are a snapshot of public presence in 2010, the results obviously advantage scholars who recently penned a successful book or big - impact study.

The American Bar Association in April of this year issued Ethics Opinion 466 stating that a lawyer may passively review a juror or potential juror's public presence on the Internet without violating Rule 3.5 (b) which prohibits ex parte communications with a juror.

That's why I think an authentic public presence for your law firm, expressed principally through its online profile and activity, will continue to grow in importance.

Maintained constant public presence to enforce fire prevention laws, including city ordinances.

As most people who say stupid and insensitive things do, Nicholson dug himself a deeper hole by seemingly slamming — or outright denying — the late Mandela's charisma and public presence by saying this: «I know it sounds outrageous to say a thing like that, but when he came out of prison he made a speech and, God, you feel asleep.»

But the film works so well because of the care its director Joe Wright (Pride & Prejudice, Atonement, Anna Karenina) takes in balancing the British prime minister's big, theatrical public presence with his more tormented inner life.

His conspicuous public presence tells us the most important thing: Bezos simply likes media.

Plus, I would add notable bishops of major denominations, several of them have had a prominent public presence: Desmond Tutu, Rowan Williams, Eugene Robinson, Katharine Schori, Mark Hanson, Elizabeth Eaton.

The Church's public presence lifts people's hearts, and the service she gives — in Catholic schools, homes for the elderly, chaplaincies in prisons and hospitals, and the vast range of projects for the poor and disabled and so on — is generally appreciated.

Not all electoral and advocacy campaigners will be as lucky as Rospars, who was a selling a rock star with a transformative public presence, so not everyone's mileage will be as good.

That's all happened with very little public presence — and doesn't include a single dollar toward the presidential race — putting Bloomberg just behind Tom Steyer in total federal contributions and well ahead of what GOP megadonor Sheldon Adelson has put into White House, Senate and House races this year.

Although both are Democrats, Obama and Cuomo do not appear particularly close generally and they have not had a shared public presence to date in the fight against Ebola.

The mayor's declining public presence has not gone unnoticed since his third - term victory in November.

Despite a modest measure of charm in private conversations, Louis never developed a compelling public presence.

Darling - Hammond lapped the field, scoring a ridiculous 189.1 on a scale where a 100 was engineered to reflect chart - topping public presence.

Because the Literary Agents» Guild is a volunteer - based, not - for - profit organization, they don't maintain a large office staff or high - profile public presence.

That's as it should be, given the substantial body of work and public presence McCartney has created on his own.

A. I'd like us to be a group of greater importance in the world, with a truly public presence; to be something curators or critics look to to find women artists; to have relevant exhibits; to be more far - reaching; to have exhibitions with a much higher profile.

She co-curated the inaugural exhibition of Mathaf's permanent collection and was responsible for developing the museum's public presence across several platforms.

As artists with active public presences online, in video, and music performance, Reeder and Kuo are two artists who understand very well the mechanics and message of each medium and seek to streamline our experience within them while complicating our assumptions.

The event, which this year had more than 80 participating artists, moved from the corporate setting of the Expo Center to the Sharjah Art Museum and surrounding institutions in the Sharjah Heritage Area, giving the exhibition a more public presence.

The establishment of the new endowment, as part of the Strategic Plan now under development, also affirms the heightened public presence of PAFA following the celebration of the institution's bicentennial in 2005, its receipt of the National Medal of Arts, the addition of its Samuel M. V. Hamilton Building and the opening of its new Lenfest Plaza, which created a fine arts campus in Center City Philadelphia.

Bill Gates has built a valuable public presence through The Gates Notes and Twitter, where he entertains questions through the tag #AskBillG.

ex-PM John Howard is representative of a distinct alternative ** global consensus ** of key ** public opinion makers ** in the media, in business, in politics, even Priests and Archbishops, with influence and a distinct public presence about Climate Change today.

Previously relegated to moms and grandmas wanting to show off adorable pictures of their kids, social media sites such as Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and more are increasingly home to some of corporate America's primary public presence.

Mark also works well with customers (internal and external), has an excellent public presence, and is able to successfully deal with tough issues.

So, while my gut feel was that it might be more fitting to compare Diane's public presence in 2010 to that of a well - known edu - pundit like Checker Finn (or even to that of Michelle Rhee), I was happy to include her in the expanded edu - scholar rankings — where she promptly posted the ridiculous, curve - crushing score you'd expect from her action - packed year.

He became a constant public presence, cheerily attending openings and social events, visiting studios and jurying exhibitions.

While it's possible the terms of his employment agreement with (and departure from) Facebook could prevent him from taking an active role at a competitor (or any company in the virtual reality space) for several months (or even years), he could reassume his public presence as an advocate for VR technology and its larger potential.

Becoming a celebrity right where you live is the result of your book, promotion, publicity and public presence.

A Facebook Page is a public presence similar to a personal profile, but allows fans to «like» the business, brand, celebrity, cause, or organization.

It would have a handle on when to increase its public presence and when to hold back.

In not a few cases, that freedom is impeded by prohibitions and persecutions, or it is limited when the Church's public presence is reduced to her charitable activities alone.»

Over the course of a few years, there would be an erosion of the Church's public presence, as Catholic institutions find themselves burdened by fines and unable to offer health coverage.

He's an Atlanta - based rapper with a brand new album (The Narrative) but that's only half of his public presence.

Religious groups have a public presence even when they officially eschew political involvement.

Give his public presence over the past decade, Silverman is arguably the highest profile atheist currently running an atheist organization.

And like confessional Lutherans in North America, the ILC has begun to expand its public presence.

In the oversimplified binaries of that confrontation, some conservative Christians felt that their country had been taken away from them and that their faith was under attack, while some secularists felt under their feet the rumble of Inquisitorial dungeons and feared full - blown theocracy whenever Christianity assumed a public presence or influence.

The public presence of much of contemporary evangelicalism, both left and right, is a decidedly political presence.

The world perceived the Church as a liturgical, not a political, community because the Church's public presence was primarily liturgical.

I find myself wondering whether we might not do some justice to the truth of each intuition by requiring at executions a public presence of randomly selected citizens» something like a jury.

The new questions and controversies caused by Pentecostals» public presence will oblige them, albeit grudgingly, to rethink the sense of omnicompetence that usually characterizes sectarian mentality.