Sentence examples for present publicity from inspiring English sources

The present publicity, commissions and trials are simply not enough because they do not provide accountability to the victims.KAHYE ALIMNew DelhiEthnic cleansingSIR—I appreciate your courage for being probably the first publication to use the words "ethnic cleansing" in the context of Israeli settlements in Palestine ("The unchosen people", July 19th).

For the present election publicity for de Gaulle's party will be done by a Paris outfit, modelled on the American plan, called Services et Methodes.

Is this because pre-meditating killers seeking publicity present a special sort of mystery?

I refer not to the bait-and-switch of Damien Chazelle's gorgeous Oscar frontrunner La La Land, even if its publicity presents it as pure sunny delight: Get past those first two ebullient musical numbers, and it's an increasingly melancholic story of romantic regret and mistiming.

Thursday March 20th Biz 3 Publicity presents a Justice after party!

Should they leave the kids alone or present them with another publicity coup by attempting to break up their encampment?

It is not clear that the unauthorised volume will present them with the publicity difficulties that they might have initially feared.

All his genius, at present, is going into publicity, and, in the buildup to this film's release, he has not put a foot wrong — or, in the case of Eminem, a buttock.

It seemed that storms at sea posed one set of challenges to a youthful adventurer, and publicity tours presented quite another.

After all, a manufacturer does not give away hundreds of thousands of dollars of expensive presents without expecting some publicity in return.

Considerable attention was generated by the more sexual image of Furtado presented in promotion and publicity for the album, and in particular the music videos for "Promiscuous" and "Maneater", in which she dances around with her midriff exposed.