Sentence examples for mass publicity from inspiring English sources
It did so with mass publicity and by opening its doors to the public.
He lived in the 20th century, the first century of global mass publicity.
Mazzarella's professional scholarship has focused on the political anthropology of mass publicity, with special reference to India.
His most recent book, Censorium: Cinema and the Open Edge of Mass Publicity, is an analysis of Indian film censorship.
How can we begin to theorize the connections between the most intimate practices of self-making and the most impersonal currents of mass publicity?
The ways these stories circulate through publics illuminate how individuals treat facticity in a mediated world, and reactions to these forms of media point to the power of mass publicity in the formation of identity.
As Salon.com's Andrew Leonard said, "The success is all the more remarkable because [the series debuted] without mass market publicity or any kind of buzz in the fantasy/SF scene.
High recognition or recall may reflect the success of mass media publicity about breast cancer and malignant melanoma (Robb et al, 2009; Waller et al, 2009).
To the puzzlement of pundits and despite masses of publicity, these books tend to languish on the shelves.
The masses of publicity it generated carried it through to the Academy Awards ceremony in 2000, where it won Best Picture and four other Oscars.
In time, flashmobs were used for so much more: political protest, silent discos (where every member would dance to the music in their headphones), mass pillow fights, publicity stunts... Publicity stunts?
