Sentence examples for powerful publicity from inspiring English sources

Yet the powerful publicity campaign in which he played such a central part backfired.

The Nobels' narrow focus creates a two-tiered scientific universe, wherein only select fields have access to a uniquely powerful publicity mechanism.

Before the collapse of the studio system, extraordinarily powerful publicity chiefs, like Howard Strickling at MGM, controlled almost every snippet of information for three decades.

Word of mouth can be the most powerful publicity there is.

According to PMK, the powerful publicity agency promoting "Force Majeure," the script is being made with Jim Belushi as Bud Wiggins.

Perrette, whose lab-geek character Abby Sciuto had a strong cult fan following, said a "very rich, very powerful publicity 'machine'" is fueling false tabloid stories about her — stories that fans shouldn't believe.

The powerful, publicity-shy Haymon just launched a primetime series on NBC that mark's the sport's return to network television.

The new breed of bosses will be less powerful, less publicity-seeking, probably less lavishly paid and certainly less conspicuously opulent than people like Mr Welch and Mr Kozlowski.

Returning to the top spot after a year in the number two position is the powerful and publicity-obsessed Republican House member Darrell Issa of California, chairman of the House Oversight Committee, scourge of the IRS and car alarm magnate, whose average net worth in 2012 was $464 million.

The pop-star cachet can provide a powerful dose of publicity for a ballet company.

The profile, which features on the magazine's cover, is potentially a powerful piece of publicity for Charles.