Sentence examples for publicity suggested from inspiring English sources

Ms. Monheit has never been the pure jazz singer that her early publicity suggested.

The advance publicity suggested The Kennedys would be a Borgia-esque mix of sex, drugs and crime – and yes, gentle viewer, such matters do crop up.

Gordon Wright, a strapping former rugger player who was helping to orchestrate publicity, suggested, with a pint of Guinness in his hand, that rebranding the sport would take time.

Such recent publicity suggested he doesn't hold the position he deserves because he has been deemed a pariah as a result of Ms. Turner's well-known accusations of spousal abuse.

Indeed, I seriously wonder if the additions, notably a somber duet sung by Émile and Joe as they prepare for their perilous mission, add great freshness to "South Pacific" or if this production is as different from the movie as its advance publicity suggested.

6: the Z3 doesn't seem to have done as well as the publicity suggests.

Advance publicity suggests he is prone to getting the party started – often with port or "Skittles vodka".

It is very unusual to visit a place that exceeds expectations and is, in fact, even more breathtaking than the fevered publicity suggests.

Advance publicity suggests that "Corteo" is "Cirque unplugged," a show stripped of previous New Age pretensions and presenting a real drama with real people.

Automakers sought to thwart the bill with a vigorous campaign of television commercials and other publicity suggesting that the measure would result in a ban on sport utility vehicles and large cars.

The publicity suggests that the show is based on a true story, but such is the piece's overall uncertainty of intention that it is difficult to know whether to believe that or simply take it as a joke.