Sentence examples for repeating slogans from inspiring English sources

He said he was repeating slogans "because everyone else was saying it".

In fact, both candidates are repeating slogans from old debates that may not turn out to be central during the next four years.

Officials accuse critics of supporting terrorism and have fanned a vitriolic campaign against foreign journalists for purportedly pro-Brotherhood bias.Much of this is bluster, inflated by a long state tradition of repeating slogans until they become accepted facts.

"Murderous G.I.'s," "American Soldiers Go Home," and "Don't Attack Iraq," said signs carried by some of the protesters, repeating slogans that several thousand of them shouted on Saturday night in front of the American Embassy here.

"Foreign policy is not carried out by repeating slogans," he said.

Mentions the polytech wood panels stencilled with the repeated slogans "Post No Bills," and "Danger".

The children have even repeated slogans used by the Black Lives Matter movement, Ms. Garner said.

In a swipe at Abbott's tendency to repeat slogans, Turnbull said Australia needed a different style of leadership "that respects the people's intelligence" and was based on "traditional cabinet government".

The cover artwork to Kala, designed by Steve Loveridge, features neon fractal patterns and repeated slogans, including "Fight On! Fight On! Fight On!", which surrounds her image on the front cover.

Clouds, blue tints, and a repeated slogan "Life on Acela" suggested to some viewers ads from a pharmaceutical company, perhaps for an antidepressant.

He said this and other announcements "marked the end" of the coalition's repeated slogan that in attempts to cut the deficit and promote economic recovery "we are all in it together".