Sentence examples for publicity points from inspiring English sources

More recent, playful themes have been interpreted by celebrities looking to score red carpet publicity points – with mixed success.

"It is an attempt to get back at Israel and get some publicity points, to put Israel on the defensive at a time when they think that Israel might be considering attacking them," said Abbas Milani, director of Stanford University's Iranian studies program.

"All in all it was positive from a publicity point of view, from a public relations point of view and financially, so a real win-win". Relying on the public to pay does not always work though.

But from a publicity point of view, it was probably even better that they didn't do Sunninghill than if they had.

Small said he was "deeply, deeply sorry" for his comments, and conceded that, "from a publicity point of view, it is a disaster".

His publicity pointed out that his banana company was capitalized at 20,000,000 francs, that he had plantations in Martinique, in French Guiana and in Guadeloupe, agents in every principal French port, and five big stores at Les Halles of Paris.

So-called "mash-ups", combining evocative clips from the likes of Back to the Future or Top Gun with Brokeback's score may have poked fun but, from a publicity point of view, Ang Lee's film benefited handsomely from an organic, visual universe it had no hand in creating.

From a publicity point of view, this was nevertheless a highly fortunate series of events.

This comes on the back of publicity pointing to a large number of one-star reviews for the software on the Google Play store.

Cameron was, as the company's publicity release points out, sort of the Annie Leibovitz of her day.

Publicity, Lazzarato points out, is construed as a factor of production.