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public eye
noun
- public attention or notice; limelight:
a politician who keeps out of the public eye.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of public eye1
Example Sentences
It accused "senior political figures" in Westminster and the UK media of being "openly engaged in a campaign to remove Kneecap from the public eye".
Do you mean being an introvert who’s also in the public eye?
Katie Amess said she was "gobsmacked at the stupidity of somebody or a group of people being in the public eye and saying such dangerous, violent rhetoric".
The interview, to be broadcast on Saturday, comes ahead of a Disney+ documentary which promises an "intimate and unprecedented look" at Flintoff's sporting career and his return to the public eye after the crash.
For Nallon, those in the public eye will always be fair game.
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