public choice

What was once a secret epidemic is now, for students, a very public choice, on par with smoking cigarettes or drinking.

But this is a complete error, except as to his public choice of a candidate.

The ceremony at which a princess made public choice of a husband from among a number of suitors gathered together.

Common fame does not always err; sometimes it even directs the public choice.

In that case I would say, Amuba, it will be far better for you to acquiesce in the public choice than to struggle against it.

The choicest of the public are not always the public choice.