Sentence examples for publicity aimed at from inspiring English sources

And he acknowledged the risk of further social media publicity "aimed at making the court's injunction seem vain".

"Elvis was approached to provide publicity aimed at teenagers and agreed to help to put things right".

First, the term "jungle music" was hung on Ellington for publicity aimed at the mostly white audience at the Cotton Club.

Wit PR does publicity aimed at "thoughtful, aspirational, spiritual audiences"— audiences that often defy political categorization, some of which undoubtedly lean right.

Sinn Féin, however, has slipped a point to 11% after a week of negative publicity aimed principally at party president, Gerry Adams and his alleged IRA past.

They will offer you what is called pre-publication publicity services aimed at building "your platform" promising to get you radio and print interviews, book signings, TV appearances, even a movie deal, all for additional fees.

The industry has backed up its legal moves with a publicity offensive aimed at convincing the public that unauthorised downloading is theft.

The explanation of the genetic modification on the company's publicity literature, aimed at reassuring the public, makes no mention of the ocean pout gene.

And if it took harming him to make him stop torturing, it is certainly morally justifiable". Vlasak said that Jentsch's new group is a publicity stunt aimed at preserving researchers' federal funding and turning public attention from the nature of the researcher's own work, which involves addicting monkeys to methamphetamine.

"This form of publicity is aimed at arousing as little negative reaction as possible".

The group is also responsible for a publicity campaign aimed at converting Muslims that appeared on New York buses in May.