Sentence examples for publicity process from inspiring English sources

Later Hill became overtly hostile to the publicity process, the majority of a 2003 interview, for instance, given over to a rant about the usefulness of being interviewed at all.

Its identity remains a secret, as it has all the way through the publicity process for the film, but I'm betting the villain manages to turn mankind against itself in some maniacally devious manner.

Mr. Mortensen is also a reluctant star, who probably more than most dislikes "shilling," as he calls the publicity process, even as he delivers more than the customary sound bites.

Tetchy, defensive, and sometimes apparently just not interested, Ryan gave the British public an unscripted glimpse into the life of the pampered A-lister ungraciously submitting to the publicity process and looking with uncomprehending distaste, as if through a thick glass screen, at the non-American media and public she was forced to court.

But in an era when bad buzz can kill a movie before it has even been screened for critics, Disney did what every other Hollywood studio has been doing recently, namely rolling out its biggest beast as early as possible in the publicity process.

Publicity: the process must be transparent and involve publicly available rationales for the priorities that are set.

(The fourth is a public relations company to handle publicity for the process).

Hill's also managed a good deal of publicity in the process.

The developer's publicity describes the process as: "Customizing the painting allowed Finchatton to tailor the size and style to our interior design.

Celebrities are warned of the "Streisand effect" of trying to suppress unflattering information about them, and creating more publicity in the process.

After all, the fast food chain received some amazing publicity in the process.