Sentences with phrase «stay out of the public eye»

Kushner has, for the most part, tried to stay out of the public eye, especially given his sons» prominent position in a controversial White House.

Munger has stayed out of the public eye, giving only a small number of public talks, and he's rarely been covered in the media.

They should have stayed out of the public eye.

So far, Cuomo's office has declined to comment on Spitzer's candidacy — a position the governor can probably get away with for at least a couple of days as long as he stays out of the public eye.

The former chancellor has stayed out of the public eye since being sacked from the cabinet by Theresa May.

Rosen is fairly press - shy, and tries to stay out of the public eye.

Mejias, he added, «looks like a person who just can't stand to stay out of the public eye.»

Staying out of the public eye while continuing to work diligently, the 73 - year - old Allen has become an institution.

Murphy's method of deal sourcing, meanwhile, involved staying out of the public eye, and spending years developing relationships with potential prospects.

They'll be manufactured by HTC, but expect the Taiwanese firm to stay out of the public eye, with the Google brand coming front and center.

As a result, sensitive personal information and allegations stay out of the public eye and record.

Not exact matches

As libraries and brick and mortar bookstores, both retail chain and independently owned, fight to stay relevant in the eyes of the reading public, store owners and stakeholders have had to become more creative and more unified in their efforts to entice customers to check out the local book scene.