Sentence examples for So publicity from inspiring English sources

So publicity now seems warranted, especially with the ongoing discussions for a new global agreement on carbon reductions.

So, publicity may be a key contextual condition for alarms to produce violence-reducing outcomes but the practical implementation of publicity is evidently partial and it clearly cannot have its possible moderating influence if not put in place.

And so, publicity shy though Goldman may be, the outcry over May's speech this week makes it look exactly the way it wants to.

Amazingly, Kardashian herself, usually so publicity-shy, spoke up: "I would never marry for a TV show, for money, for anything like that.

It is a great shame he was so publicity-shy (despite his legendary status in the investment world) and that many of his stories have died with him.

Pynchon, so publicity-shy that he declined to attend the National Book awards ceremony when Gravity's Rainbow won in 1974, sent Gebauer a fax to read out to guests on Wednesday.

While it would be hard to conceive of Barack without Michelle, Edward Heath occupied Downing Street alone and Angela Merkel's second husband Joachim Sauer is so publicity-shy he didn't even attend his wife's inauguration as chancellor in 2005.

So the publicity and promotion is the biggest challenge of all.

He's not so much publicity-shy as publicity-phobic.

Or so the publicity claimed.

Monument Park has rarely received so much publicity.