Sentence examples for generates publicity from inspiring English sources

Second, suicide bombing generates publicity.

Nothing, however, generates publicity the way winning every game does.

The Syrian Electronic Army, for example, generates publicity by defacing the websites of media companies.

Universities have realised that media interest generates publicity and with it – they hope – cash.

"I don't want to defend some of the things Mike has been saying," his manager, Shelly Finkel, said yesterday, "but Mike feels it generates publicity for the fight".

There can be a fine line between a stunt that is lauded and generates publicity and one that is dismissed as silly.

The offbeat campaign introduced in February seems to have captured the public's imagination, and has generated publicity for the historically staid Lipton.

She mustered local support & helped generate publicity.

He also got busy generating publicity.

Songs are souvenirs of the generated publicity.

"But first he wanted to use them to generate publicity".