Sentence examples for In simple slogans from inspiring English sources

And he rejected attempts to categorize his views in simple slogans.

The malaise afflicting today's global economy might be best reflected in two simple slogans: "It's the politics, stupid" and "Demand, demand, demand".

The malaise afflicting today's global economy might be best reflected in two simple slogans: "It's the politics, stupid" and "Demand, demand, demand". The near-global stagnation witnessed in 2014 is man-made.

For example, remember how Bill Clinton, who came in second place, emerged as the "Comeback Kid" in 1992 and rendered that year in one simple slogan, "It's the economy, stupid?" And much has been made of how nearly every poll in 2008 showed Barack Obama, the Democratic winner of Iowa's caucuses, several points ahead of Hillary Rodham Clinton in New Hampshire.

History, Hunt argued, is littered with populist eras in which leaders sell simple slogans amid a wave of public hysteria before succumbing to the complex reality of business as usual politics.

Lewandowski's approach to the campaign is summed up in a simple slogan that so far has proved to be devastatingly effective: "Let Trump be Trump".

As an artist Ford thrived on contradictions and inconsistencies; for him, a truth that could be articulated in a simple slogan was almost certainly not a truth at all.

Standing on a podium in the Lowe's Motor Speedway press center, he repeated some of the simple slogans he'd learned in the trailer the day before.

With his winning appearance he has won the support of the masses, by talking big he has awakened their big expectations, and with his simple slogans he made them believe in simple solutions...

There are no simple solutions even though there are the usual recitation of simple slogans that are more about political posturing in the next election than they are about real policy solutions.

Mao was a complex man behind simple slogans.