Sentence examples for many slogans from inspiring English sources

Like many slogans, it doesn't bear close examination.

How many slogans will I stare at out the window today?

As a result, many slogans appeared to complain about adoption or single-parent families as much as against gay marriage.

In the last week, Mr. Lieberman has taken to poking fun at the many slogans Mr. Bush has used.

Tercek's optimistic salesmanship — "Investing in nature is a great deal" is one of many slogans in his book — and his reluctance to challenge people baffles many environmentalists.

The rioters, mostly unmasked in contrast to previous protests, apparently chanted as many slogans against Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as against Mr Ahmadinejad.

Don't overload on too many slogan tees, cardigans are very popular amongst the models working at Hollister.

But for many, the slogan remained a slogan.

There are many more slogans than details.

"Be realistic: demand the impossible!" read one of the May movement's many colorful slogans.

They chanted "Sí, se puede" — yes, we can — but did not venture many more slogans than that.