public knowledge

Everything she had said so far was more or less public knowledge.

This has all become what you would call public knowledge.

This was not the kind of thing she wanted to become public knowledge.

Everything will become public knowledge; it's just a question of when.

But this girl was, to public knowledge, the only one.

The more time he could buy before it became public knowledge, the better.

Now he's public knowledge, and they're all out to get him.

Yes, of course you can stay, but I didn't want to make it public knowledge.

What two could keep to themselves became public knowledge if shared by three.

By this time, the Model 147 program was beginning to become public knowledge.

But by the late 1980s, their separate lives had become public knowledge.

It is important that this should become a matter of public knowledge.

One such camp became public knowledge a few months ago.

Details which I read here would never have been made public knowledge in my time.

But he did not want their affair to become public knowledge.

But he said that was public knowledge and common practice, not a crime.

"Was the nature of my personal life such public knowledge on the Enterprise?"

She was to be his private partner only, kept from public knowledge.

He was quite right about not letting it become public knowledge.

"Is there something down on the surface that hasn't been made public knowledge?"

Do you think they'd risk the truth becoming public knowledge?

"What happens in Council is not to become public knowledge!"

Security has to undertake any number of things that they'd rather weren't public knowledge.

"I certainly wouldn't care to have them become a matter of public knowledge, Deborah."

And if their relationship became a matter of public knowledge, it was not my fault.