in the public eye

基本解釋

However, now she is firmly in the public eye, she can no longer do the household shopping or run errands, but must be accompanied by security guards.
然而，如今，在公眾的眼里，她是一位強(qiáng)者，她無(wú)法再像家庭主婦那樣購(gòu)物或做些雜事，她身邊必須有保鏢陪同。
These folks admit to feeling grateful and sad, joyous and angry, optimistic and defeated, all at the same time; yet only half of their emotions are acceptable in the public eye.
重病患者的心情五味雜陳，她們既感激又悲傷、既歡喜又憤怒、既樂(lè)觀又挫??；可是這許多感受當(dāng)中，大約只有半數(shù)會(huì)在公眾面前表露出來(lái)。
The link is cultural. In the public eye, MPs and bankers now look equivalent as elites, detached from the real world, enjoying massive privileges and thinking of them as entitlements.
這種聯(lián)系是文化上的，在公眾的眼里，國(guó)會(huì)議員和銀行家如今旗鼓相當(dāng),都是脫離真實(shí)的世界，享受巨大的特權(quán)并把這一切視為理所應(yīng)當(dāng)精英。

He says Hayward's departure was inevitable. "It may not be entirely justified that he was the 'fall guy,' but in the public's eye and in the view of the U.S.Congress and the president, he was the man responsible for this."

It was probably best to stay in the public eye—to try to seem cheerful, unintimidated.
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We want the top people to resign and walk away with shame in the public eye.
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