Sentence examples for find a slogan from inspiring English sources

On a deeper level I was troubled because the mental health movement has yet to find a slogan or an identity that fits me.

Last week Politico reported that, ever since announcing his re-election bid, President Obama's campaign has been struggling to find a slogan to sum up his reason for running.

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.

The simplistic hubris of Lasker's slogan – "Let's find a cure for America for its 200th birthday.

In the 1980s Chrysler chairman Lee Iacocca appeared in ads, where he coined the slogan "If you can find a better car, buy it".

Here Strummer is questioning what he believes in, rather than shouting slogans, and the band find a space no one before or since has occupied.

Serote hopes that the ANC slogan of "unity in diversity" will find an expression here.

When I make that crossover, I find myself wielding a slogan with a far different edge: You don't want to build that all by yourself.

Built in 1921 and operated by the Rosenthal family with the slogan "I found a husband at the Waldemere," it was one of the Catskills' better known hotels.

Anyone campaigning under these banners who hasn't got the courage to say so should find another slogan.

When we start to find the DNA of a slogan which defends freedom of expression, freedom of the press, democracy, yes, I can only embrace it.