Sentence examples for it a slogan from inspiring English sources

In this segment of the BBC Radio 4 programme Word of Mouth, Michael Rosen quotes the progressive form 'I'm loving it' – a slogan used by an American fast-food chain in its advertising campaign.

"It's good to be committed to a cause, but don't make it a slogan," he said.

He called the event "Fabuloso Friday," and gave it a slogan: "Where you think so I don't have to".

He was referring to the show's catchphrase, "But you don't have to take my word for it!," a slogan I had always found odd after all of that bonding, it seemed to inspire a bit of doubt.

Was it a slogan that awakened millions of young girls to basic ideas of gender equality, or a vapid catchphrase used by marketing men to sap their money, turning the political gains made by feminism into cheap consumerism.

Was it a slogan that awakened millions of young girls to basic ideas of gender equality, or a vapid catchphrase used by marketing men to sap their pocket money, turning the political gains made by feminism into cheap consumerism.

It's a slogan, but it means you have to be tough about what's right for the child, even if that's unpopular".

It really isn't plagiarism, since it is a slogan that occurs to slogan-minded people.

"Wicked," on the other hand, wears its political heart as if it were a slogan button.

One snag - within hours of it appearing, the Guido Fawkes political website pointed out that it was a slogan used by the BNP.

It has a slogan: "Lev livet kunstnerisk!