public response

The book was released and received with a large public response.

But why does the book's attack on higher education find such a warm public response?

The service did not continue beyond the trial due to poor public response.

Although the last trial was held in May 1693, public response to the events has continued.

The public response has been poor but not surprising, he said.

But already we can see from the public response that the musical language still works.

Public response was at first poor but the film performed well in country areas.

She decided to delay the board's decision, to allow more public response.

I have been delighted by, the public response over the past two months.

The public response, if any, to her work is also unknown.

General public response to the book was positive, at home and abroad.

Now that the report has been filed, however, I will begin to present a full public response.

The public response to her case demonstrates why being a judge can be a trying job.

Due to the huge public response of the original four Design series, 60 more were produced.

But what interests me at this stage is not so much the building itself as the public response to it.

The show opened on July 13, and the public response has been encouraging.

The film met with a positive public response and was among the most popular German films of the early war years.

There was virtually no public response to this weekend's events.

The plea was his first public response to the charges against him.

The public response to your metal has not been encouraging.

The question is raised by some of the public response to the Haiti mission.

The league made no formal, public response to the union's proposal.

The administration was deliberately measured in its public response to the North today.

Yet the public response seems to have been nothing more than a yawn.

The case brought about an immense public response in the state of Massachusetts.