Sentence examples for publicize ideas from inspiring English sources

A variety of projects, proposals, and exhibitions were circulated in publications including catalogs, artists' books, pamphlets, posters, postcards, and periodicals which became the primary medium conceptual artists used to publicize ideas and distribute documentation.

Stopping short of coming out and saying the FCC would start regulating cellphone company early termination fees, FCC Chairman Kevin Martin did publicize ideas for how such regulations would work.

For instance, he described how public relations agencies are "moving from publicizing ideas to creating content, content that drives those ideas".

Hyperloop Transportation Technologies HTTT) is just its first success story; starting from a widely publicized idea from Tesla and Space X founder Elon Musk, HTT went on to becoming a company in 2013 thanks to the 'crowdstorming' platform.

We want to use the campaign to publicize our ideas and tell the public that we are here.

Apart from acting as a haven for personal safety, Hong Kong's relative freedom of publication and speech allowed the two opposing camps the Nationalists and the communists to publicize their ideas and attack the others'.

Conceived about a year ago by Dick Brass, a vice president of Microsoft, the Frankfurt eBook Awards were intended to publicize the idea of reading from a screen and to encourage the publication of new electronic books.

"Can I sign you up to publicize the idea?

His chief contribution was to clarify and publicize an idea whose time had almost come: it was a feat of consciousness-raising of the kind he would continue to excel at throughout his career.

American automakers used vehicles like the Tornado to publicize the idea of jet-powered cars.

The concept of "rule of law" was enshrined in the constitution, and the CCP embarked on campaigns to publicize the idea that citizens have protection under the law.