Sentence examples for generous publicity from inspiring English sources

The Bowes at Barnard Castle is enjoying a warm bath of free and generous publicity through the talents of Peter Carey, one of only two novelists to win the Booker Prize twice.

Though the $450 seemed a generous amount, the publicity he received did not seem right to him.

I do have mixed feelings about the publicity though – generous feelings of wanting to share conflict with "oh I don't want it to be over-run".

One program that is receiving generous financing but little publicity is the development of a powerful laser to shoot down ballistic missiles from a platform in space, intended for use by 2013.

But if you've attended performances in any of the newer theaters or auditoriums built in America, you have probably noticed that the naming game is getting a little out of hand, as every nook and cranny of these gleaming buildings is tagged by some wealthy, generous and obviously not publicity-shy donor.

Sensing a threat to his business, he can become combative, litigious and aggressive; sensing an opportunity for good publicity, he can be friendly and generous.

As it happens, public television is being unusally generous this year with programs about Ireland, and many of them provide glimpses of the Emerald Isle that are not likely to be found in the parade blather or the publicity brochures.

The 1990's were generous to Manhattan, scouring the island with good fortune and better publicity.

Maybe so, but she has raised it to a high art with a series of titillating publicity pictures that feature her seemingly infinite legs and generous portions of honey-toned flesh.

Fearing that negative publicity might hurt his business, Jerry was amenable to a generous out-of-court settlement.

He got a day job in film publicity, at the New York office of the Walt Disney Company, and a generous boss arranged for him to take night classes at Juilliard.