Sentence examples for more than slogan from inspiring English sources

But Hague's election campaign never amounted to more than slogan chanting.

But fixing Albany will take more than slogans.

Throughout his career, Godard's political ideology has often amounted to little more than slogans, attention-grabbing sound bites.

Jamal Akhmad, a 52-year-old petroleum engineer waiting with younger men for the next battle, was looking for more than slogans.

John McCain did best among uneducated voters in Appalachia and the South.The Republicans lost the battle of ideas even more comprehensively than they lost the battle for educated votes, marching into the election armed with nothing more than slogans.

Those of us conducting Labour's policy review have a continuing job of work to make "responsible capitalism" and "active industrial policy" more than slogans akin to Harold Wilson's promise of a "white hot" technological revolution in 1964.

Zimring has argued that New York's precipitous crime decline was driven in part by changes in policing, including a more data-driven focus on crime hotspots, though he called the much-discussed "zero tolerance" and the "broken windows" strategies "little more than slogans".

How can we know that Barack Obama is a Mr. Excitement who offers anything more than slogans.

In other words, hope and change must become more than slogans in America, and our politicians need to take the lead in "projecting the ethics of love to the center of our lives".

There is little in the twisted nature of American-Afghan relations in the past 13 years that can't be traced to these revelations that the United States does not practice what it preaches, that equality and justice were little more than slogans -- and so, it turned out, was democracy.

Well, it's more than a slogan.