Sentence examples for a slogan with from inspiring English sources

If "British jobs" was just a slogan with which everyone agrees, coining it wasn't exactly an act of great leadership.

The important messages of feminism had become, in Ms. Wasserstein's telling here, popularly consumed as a slogan, with misleading consequences for a generation.

PEGIDA got the credit; Lügenpresse is one of the movement's favorite terms, along with phrases like "Wir sind das Volk" ("We are the people"), a slogan with a long history in Germany and a strong association with reunification.

Those promises include "Television from the other side," a slogan with a double meaning that is used to promote science-fiction series like "Being Human"; "Home of the biggest names in British television"; "Home of the BBC Americans"; and "We speak English".

Fuck Brexit may be a slogan with an unclear meaning, but it felt like we'd not seen the last of this sort of thing.

Scott Adams faulted a Hillary slogan, "Love Trumps Hate" as counterproductive - bad word order - why begin a slogan with "Love Trump", why use his Dumpf last name as the main verb?

State TV shows images of the military with a slogan "Together with the friends of Mali in the fight against terrorism".

In rehearsals, he quoted a slogan associated with the artist Banksy: "It's not art unless it has the potential to be a disaster".

Cox's assailant was a 52-year-old-man who shouted "Britain First," a slogan associated with far right elements in Great Britain.

She came up with a slogan: "I stand with Randy".

If you thought throwing down a protest slogan with some sidewalk chalk was a safe way to practice civil disobedience, think again.