Sentence examples for fitting slogan from inspiring English sources

"Don't ask, don't tell," the phrase coined to sum up the Clinton Administration's policy of resolving the issue of gays in the military by resolving to leave the issue unresolved, seems a fitting slogan for the era.

T-shirts with the fitting slogan of Bad Cop (O'Neill) and Bad Bad Cop (Keane) were on sale on the roads outside the Aviva Stadium and a swarm of photographers focused on the tunnel before kick-off.

It's a fitting slogan as we launch L'HuffPost, which will be dedicated to spotlighting what is working around the country, and those who are committed to improving their lives and the lives of others.

Band shirts, cute character tees, tight fitting slogan tees, anything cool!

And, therefore, we should have realized that party loyalists, confronted with facts that don't fit the slogan, would adjust the facts.

They don't fit into slogans.

He promised policies designed for what they did, rather than how they fitted into a slogan.

Viewed from the historical perspective running from 2000 to the present - the view of Bertha Barrios' generation - this election may, indeed, actually fit that clichéd slogan about this being the "most important election of our lives" not because we may elect Barack Obama, but because we must restore some semblance of integrity to our political process- and to ourselves.

"It's more than protein; it's Pro-Fit!" their slogan read.

Herbert Spencer, in the decade after Darwin, summarised natural selection as "survival of the fittest" – a slogan ­Darwin only later adopted.

Male shoppers also respond well to a limited choice – it's much easier to decide which colour polo shirt to buy than ponder collar size, fit and slogan – and to clean, fuss-free functionality of the interior design, which is actually very neutral in terms of gender and age.