Sentence examples for Mere publicity from inspiring English sources
The memo makes clear that Walmart, the world's largest private employer, views the labor protests as a serious attack, a message that runs contrary to the company's public comments that the strikes are mere "publicity stunts," as Walmart's vice president of communications David Tovar told The Huffington Post Tuesday.
Second, the unavoidability of movie ballyhoo would have made the movies themselves seem like mere publicity for Hollywood.
The suggestion is that BuzzFeed's books section is in danger of providing not books coverage, but mere publicity.
Salient ex ante consent options may lure people into giving up their privacy and increase their compliance with social norms – even when the only immediate risk of sharing information is mere publicity on a Google website.
No, but Wakino's parent company, Liberta, sells a range of underarm beauty products, so there's a possibility that this is a mere publicity stunt, rather than a new low in capitalist exploitation.
Others have added that this is mere publicity-seeking on the part of Johnson.
Some will dismiss these acts as mere gestures, even publicity stunts.
A mere bid for publicity, considering that Tesla hasn't, in any formal way, cut off the possibility of future lawsuits or opened up any of its proprietary secrets.
Or, as some critics say, is it mere symbolism, just a "publicity stunt"?
He says that even if the system of rules does not actually result from an agreement, it will legitimately be referred to as public as long as our knowledge about such rules is the same as the one we would have if we had effectively been involved in the actual process of agreeing with such rules.[65] Second, the idea of publicity goes beyond mere general knowledge (i.e., each of us knows the rules).
