Meanings of shun publicity in English

Most foreign executives working in Equatorial Guinea shun publicity.

Even its executives shun publicity, agreeing to be interviewed on a recent visit on condition they are not named.

Bonanno, Magaddino, Pete Licavoli, another underworld figure who frequently has lived in Tucson, and others of their ilk fear and shun publicity.

Few court documents were made public, since the creditors were Japanese investment consortia, such as Hamaguri and Densaka, companies which traditionally shun publicity.

One was to shun publicity; and the other was to damp down the heated, vulgar anticipations of the multitude, who expected a temporal king.

Following the meeting with detectives, Lord Archer shunned publicity for this new venture.

The Ferrero family and company have traditionally been very secretive and shunned publicity.

Before this He shunned publicity; after this He courted it.

He suspected she had other motives for shunning publicity, which this plan might satisfy.

Despite shunning publicity, she became one of Britain's best-loved artists.

After years shunning publicity, the prince of pop, Michael Jackson has announced he is performing again.

The firm has a reputation for shunning publicity.

He dresses quietly in the style of the day, his habits are simple, and he shuns publicity.

He shuns publicity, and yet his sway

Besides, we know, by our own experience of her movements, that for some reason she shuns publicity.

Kerkorian avoided public events, usually shunned publicity and rarely spoke to the media but was not a recluse.