Sentence examples for effective slogans from inspiring English sources

He lost, he says, because his opponents were able – thanks to brutally effective slogans such as "Michael Ignatieff: Just Visiting" – to deny him the necessary standing.

Two of the most effective slogans of the Brexit and Trump campaigns have been "Take back control" and "I want my country back".

At the time it was judged one of the party's most effective slogans, but by 2014, its power had diminished.

The "leave" campaign's slogan — its devastatingly effective slogan — of "take back control" was positively Trumpian.

REPUBLICANS have an effective slogan for their health care agenda: "repeal and replace".

In the end, Nigerians responded in their millions to Buhari's unoriginal yet effective slogan of "change".

Of the three points of their effective slogan—"Peace, land, and bread"—the first proved to be the most difficult to realize.

Those findings show that left-leaning activists have, at the very least, found an effective slogan to encapsulate the aggressive action they demand to address climate change.

It is an effective slogan because it has been able to capture the broader politics of this moment where income inequality, unemployment and homelessness continue to rise in this country.

George W. Bush, who built his Presidential career on that slippery but effective slogan, did descend for a moment from his Texas ranch, and his efforts to help the starving millions in Africa, to express his support for immigration reform.

In the current economic climate, more and more people in Britain are questioning the cost to the taxpayer of hosting the summer games, and have responded to the new slogan with an underwhelming "is that it?" So what are the guidelines for coming up with an effective slogan?