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She doesn't like to speak in public.

I hate singing in public.

Please don't be all over each other in public.

Don't speak ill of him in public.

I don't sleep in public in the first place.

Teaching in front of people is, as expected, nerve-wracking.

I can't stand being laughed at in public.

I don't want to cut a sorry figure in front of people.

The two of them flaunt how close they are in public.

I'm not used to speaking in public.

You ought not to say such things in public.

Don't be shy about speaking in front of people.

You will soon get used to speaking in public.

I am not accustomed to making a speech in public.

He said he wasn't used to speaking in public.

She hates speaking in public.

It's rude to make fun of your boss in public.

I doubt that he can make a speech in public.

He knows how to behave in public.

Tom is used to speaking in public.

Tom is tone-deaf, so he rarely sings in front of others.

She acts prim and proper in public, but she's really a tomboy.

There's no way I could do something like that in front of people.

He repeated in public what I had said.

I soon got accustomed to speaking in public.

The poet is not used to speaking in public.

Because of my position, I often have to speak in public.

Unlike you, I don't make fun of people in public.

Everyone puts up a front in public, don't they? It's no big deal.

I cannot forgive him because he insulted me in public.

I have never heard Roy sing a song in public.

A sensible man wouldn't say such a thing in public.