Sentence examples for remarkable publicity from inspiring English sources

"It is a remarkable publicity bonanza for the Arnold brand," said David Rosenthal, publisher of Simon & Schuster, which publishes many books about politics and current events.

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July 31, 4 50 p.m. | Updates below | Last weekend saw a remarkable pulse of pre-publication publicity for fresh climate studies lobbed into the global warming wars.

In 1961 Paramount Pictures' publicity department attempted a remarkable acrobatic feat.

Last year, the Bulldogs rode into The Game on a wave of national publicity, centering on the remarkable story of the record-setting Witt and his decision to withdraw his Rhodes scholarship application.

Huge names, certainly, but among Nudie's talents was a genius for publicity that ensured his own remarkable story has been as skilfully embroidered as any of his lapels.

More sales are likely to follow as publicity continues about the book's remarkable success; Mr. Warren is to be interviewed on Sunday on "This Week" on ABC.

He probably owed this remarkable immunity in large part to his aversion to publicity.

"What is all the more remarkable is that there was no on-your-face publicity for the film and the entire marketing campaign was not only very limited but also nowhere on the lines of a quintessential Bollywood release.

As Salon.com's Andrew Leonard said, "The success is all the more remarkable because [the series debuted] without mass market publicity or any kind of buzz in the fantasy/SF scene.

At a time when many established television networks have been cutting back on their publicity and promotion efforts it is somewhat remarkable to watch one of them actually move in the opposite direction.