Sentence examples for big slogans from inspiring English sources

But wasn't "Never trust a hippy" one of the era's big slogans?

A modern state is not run through ideologies, big slogans, and political wrangling but rather through practical programs".

When I was a CBBC presenter, all I ever wore were brightly coloured T-shirts with big slogans, which in the mid-90s were all the rage.

One of the boomers' big slogans, back in the day, was the Timothy Leary bullshit line: "Tune in, turn on, and drop out".

"End austerity now" is the big slogan, accompanied by four key words: "health", "homes", "education" and, of course, "jobs".

Not wanting to let clock man get all the adulation this fellow rapidly shimmied up between two pillars with a big slogan flag.

Not wanting to let Clock Man get all the adulation, this fellow rapidly shimmied up between two pillars with a big slogan flag.

In recent months, both of these things have been overshadowed, partly by the scandal surrounding her e-mails and partly by Trump's big simplistic slogans: build a wall, keep out Muslims, get tough on China, and so on.

This is the truth: While Democrats in Washington, DC tie themselves into knots over regulatory inaction and Big Coal slogans, it takes a 94-year-old hellraiser to sound the alarm on the most overlooked environmental and human rights violations today.

Democrats may have the best opportunity to capitalize on Enron if they do not retreat to the simplistic anti-big business slogans of decades past.

This, states a great big blue slogan dreamt up by property marketeers, is the site "Where the Modern World Began".