Sentence examples for publicity design from inspiring English sources

By 1984 Merryl was head of publicity design for the polytechnic, responsible for its corporate identity, including the logo retained by the successor MMU.

It was only after an irate article in the Times, welcoming the reorganisation but complaining about the vulgarity of the phrase "publicity design", that a new title was sought.

So last week Modi did some more of the smoke and mirrors stuff that he is so good at: a shock announcement in a blaze of publicity designed to show that he is serious about ending corruption, even though the actual impact is quite different.

Expressing his disapproval of Russell Brand's U-turn (the comedian urged followers to vote Green following his interview with Brighton MP Caroline Lucas some days before), he wrote: "Ché Brand's been exposed as a total fraud, someone whose 'Revolution' was built purely on a plinth of self-publicity designed to make him even more famous and wealthy," Morgan writes.

The American Small Business League ASBLL) is concerned that President Obama's jobs forum is yet another publicity stunt designed to yield positive public relations, as opposed to creating new jobs.

(Note: there's some who believe this was a publicity stunt designed to go viral and that Burnie wiped out on purpose. Quick, somebody get Alex Jones on the case!) Sometimes a leader has to do more than inspire his team on the court.

My primary issue is that it's a publicity stunt designed for Instagram rather than roads.

Schell describes being routinely thrown out of shows by notoriously publicity-shy design houses.

The flag-waving publicity rally – designed to welcome BA's new $25bn fleet – was the brainchild of Frank van der Post.

"It would appear that this is a publicity stunt designed to promote a campaign," Mr. Kitzinger said in court.

The jury rejected Ali, Sarwar and Hussain's defence that the plot was an elaborate publicity stunt designed to attack British foreign policy.