Sentence examples for needs publicity from inspiring English sources
"The evangelical agenda of bringing people to Christ is one that needs publicity.
This looks like a triumph of renovation, and Macao needs publicity on its historical and cultural attractions.
It's hard to tell whether it is a good thing or a bad thing for someone who needs publicity ("it's our only protection") and yet longs to hide.
BrewDog, a privately owned company currently trying to raise £25m in equity from ordinary punters, needs publicity right now – so caveat emptor.
I've always presumed that Gingrich would be an excellent ambassador to his predicted lunar colony primarily because he only needs publicity, not oxygen, to breathe.
Next time someone needs publicity for some reason – such as launching a new bar of chocolate, or advertising a village fete – here's a strategy that seems certain to work.
"Maybe they need publicity".
To lure listeners, they need publicity.
Newspapers need stories; politicians need publicity.
For all their defects, Messrs Rodman, Gascoigne and Tyson have brought their sports precisely what they need: publicity and popularity.
