Sentence examples for self publicising from inspiring English sources

The other thing is they never spent any money on self publicising themselves.

I like Sir Geofrey of the Name Drop on TMS, but really, listen to how many name drops or self publicising comments he gets in whilst on air, its rather good fun considering how bad england usually are on the field.

Carl Pickhardt, a psychologist, says: "An adolescent's internet identity is carefully crafted … to define self, publicise personal image, enhance social standing and attract attention, particularly of peers".

What no doubt unnerves him about Sereny is that she had no need for these kinds of self-publicising thrills.

The legal system and the media need new procedures to deal with a culture of information-trail and self-publicising.

Some, like the British Free Cinema of the 1950s and the Danish Dogme group in the 1990s, name themselves as part of their self-publicising.

Then there are the pizzas: the brash, self-publicising but undoubtedly assured World Pizza Champion Tony Gemignani's empire with his limited-edition margherita (only a random 73 made a day…).

In one of the longer poems, "A Time Zone", it is a humour of the kind that might once have been found in the French poet and self-publicising avant-gardiste Guillaume Apollinaire.

But for the most part he offers feel-good mush: "Imagine young people coming out of school with four, five, six job offers!"Second, he has treated the Senate not as a place to craft laws but as a stage for self-publicising stunts.

By a curious coincidence, two of the most accomplished British films of the past year, each with a riveting central performance by a young local actor, have centred on very different self-publicising prisoners, both thorns in the side of the criminal justice system.

Is her reluctance to self-publicise innocent or knowing?