Synonyms for public life
pub·lic life

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1. public life

   A career was originally the ground for a race, or, especially, for a knight's charge in tournament or battle; whence career was early applied to the charge itself.

   If you will use the lance, take ground for your career.... The four horsemen met in full career.

   Scott Quentin Durward ch. 14, p. 194. [D. F. & CO.]

   In its figurative use career signifies some continuous and conspicuous work, usually a life-work, and most frequently one of honorable achievement. Compare BUSINESS.

   Synonyms:
   career, charge, course, flight, line of achievement, passage, race, rush

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1. Ed Royce:

   All of us in public life have a responsibility right now to speak out and to say, 'No, Sony, you did the wrong thing' and to say to Hollywood, come behind -- the other studios should come behind Sony and offer their support.

2. Dan Pfeiffer:

   I think it will be very challenging for someone who has not been in prominent public life in the age of Twitter to go out on the campaign trail.

3. Marcy Kaptur:

   I don’t believe there’s a time that I served in public life when I have seen the country divided as it is today, this victory today in this particular district shows that the people, regardless if they’re Democrat, Republican, independent, can come together. They can come together if we give them good government, if we stay close to them and we don’t allow certain evil forces to impact their lives.

4. Former President Bill Clinton:

   You know, at the beginning of the year, she was the most admired person in public life, what happened? The presidential campaign happened. And the nature of the coverage shifted from issue-based to political.

5. Duke of Cambridge:

   Our grandparents, The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh, had made support for charity central to their decades of service to the nation and the Commonwealth, the task for us would not be to reinvent the wheel. Instead, our job was to follow the example of those who had come before us, to hold on to the values that have always guided our family, but also to seek to engage in public life in a way that was updated and relevant for our generation.