Sentence examples similar to shared slogan from inspiring English sources

Of course, mass protests have always relied on shared slogans and motifs.

Both similarly read their cosmologies as ways of viewing things that support and help achieve the shared lifestyle slogan "sage within, king without".

Now, it seems, USA may have to share its slogan with the insurance industry.

We share the slogan of the Occupy London and Wall Street movements.

That a Republican president and one of the nation's premier liberal groups share a slogan reflects the recent narrowing of the education debate to focus almost exclusively on the plight of poor, minority children in inner-city schools.

People began to respond by posting pictures of themselves wrapped in the Zimbabwean flag using the hashtag #This Flag and sharing the slogan "we've had enough, we are not afraid" in the local language Shona.

Others shared the simple slogan "Pearson: Always Watching".

Any slogan shared by Barack Obama and Mitt Romney is going to be pretty meaningless.

Where a day earlier the police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at any gatherings that tried to protest, no matter how small, or peaceful, people now waved the red and white flag of Bahrain, gave speeches, chanted slogans and shared food.

They are a work in progress, sharing the old slogan with the Knicks: Dig We Must.

In speeches Sanford likes to share the gimmicky slogan: "Aspire to inspire before you expire".