Sentence examples for choice of slogan from inspiring English sources

To some people, including lawyers at the New York Civil Liberties Union, the officer's choice of slogan, popular among the biker set, was at best an exercise in bad taste, and at worst something qualifying as misconduct.

PRINCESS KATIE & RACER STEVE (Sunday and Thursday) Young audiences are asked to come to the Sunday show dressed in wacky costumes and with colorful signs to hold up (their choice of slogan).

Perhaps the most obscene thing from Blaney's announcement, and the reason you're reading a history lesson disguised as a column, was his choice of slogan: Canada First.

So Blaney's choice of a slogan, especially coupled with his promise to supercede the Supreme Court in order to implement a government-wide burqa ban for public employees, is particularly odious.

From the Coalition's "jobs and growth", which featured heavily in budget material, to Labor's "putting people first", we've distilled the key elements of a choice three-word slogan into our slogan generator, so you can produce your own pithy platitude.

Its slogan, "the choice of a new generation", resounds aptly in the new South Africa.In the past two years there has been a rush of new advertising that uses racial reconciliation as a marketing device to promote such things as mobile telephones and beer.

Their choice of band name, an anti-date-rape slogan, was and remains at best deeply unpleasant, but I don't believe it's shock-for-shock's-sake or misogynist in intention.

A better choice of T-shirt for Damore would carry the slogan: 'RIP Irony'.

A key feature of Michael Eavis's choice of these organisations is that they move beyond the old slogan, "think globally, act locally" to "think globally, act globally".

An advertising agency, hired by UA, embraced Allen's choice of an obscure word by suggesting advertising in tabloid newspapers using vague slogans such as "Anhedonia Strikes Cleveland".

The Cavaliers' choice of an abridged quote from Sartre's "Being and Nothingness" (1943) as their new slogan originated, as many of this season's decisions reportedly have, with superstar LeBron James.