Sentence examples for generate media buzz from inspiring English sources

Arguing that pop culture is not dumbing us down, but making us more intelligent, is guaranteed to generate media buzz.

Warner Bros moved swiftly to dismiss rumours that the leak may have been a stage-managed tactic to generate media buzz around the picture.

Studio 6 contacted magazines such as Hollywood Reporter and Variety to generate media buzz about the upcoming film.

Cosmethics only launched a few months ago, but has already generated media buzz in Europe.

While Zuckerburg's excursion this past summer to 30 heartland states generated media buzz, it's Musk and Case that are actually doing something beyond visiting fly-over land to tease out the forensics.

Among the ideas generating media buzz are Solar Impulse, a Swiss solar-powered aircraft, Glowee which is a French project to bring a biological source of light using marine microorganisms, and the Bioo device (USA) that generates electricity from garden plants' photosynthesis.

As president of Seligman Consulting, she creates winning strategies for advocacy organizations, writers, documentary-makers and entertainment industry luminaries, generating media buzz and building partnerships around their films and campaigns.

Hollywood films generate a media buzz that opens doors for anti-slavery advocates.

Efforts to generate social media buzz have helped it notch up more than 2m likes on Facebook and 121,000 Twitter followers.

It is hoping also to generate social media buzz around its imagery products, by enabling people to tag and share pictures through a special web portal.

Who would have guessed that, after 2,000 years, Jesus' marital status would generate more media buzz than Jennifer Aniston's?