Sentence examples for publicity perspective from inspiring English sources
The Academy was first and foremost a trade group, there to keep Hollywood running smoothly from a business and publicity perspective.
Now there's just this incessant, 'Who are you really?' " Her American-born mother, Maria Ewing, a celebrated opera star herself, said Ms. Hall is able to keep the publicity machine in perspective, having seen her parents subjected to it.
This much Galileo surmised in his original thought experiment, though the performance was excellent publicity for the Galilean perspective and an opportunity for Gassendi to think through the issues at stake.
Still, the process and the product that they describe — admittedly, from the crassest possible perspective, which is the perspective of publicity and marketing — do seem soulless.
The first paper by Shanshan Wen ("The effect of result publicity on self-serving attributional bias A social comparison perspective") offers new insights on one of the linchpin theories in the field attribution theory.
Researchers test the security boundaries; their motive is usually publicity for their organizations or personal fame (or notoriety, depending on your perspective).
She tells me that perhaps this move -- publicity stunt or real -- is the result of Iran's "very isolated perspective" and that anything produced on the subject of the hostage crisis in Iran would likely also be rather "flawed".
