Sentence examples for slick machine from inspiring English sources
Mr Ignatieff, in particular, had a slick machine, which doled out sandwiches and bottled water bearing the Iggy logo and had managers in headsets manoeuvring hordes of supporters into place for supposedly spontaneous demonstrations.In contrast, Mr Dion's campaign looked homespun, consisting mainly of green T-shirts and placards.
By now, and having presented every possible variation of "women with severe personality disorders", "relatable fatties" and "wacky guys in hats", the show seems less a slick machine giving people their 15 minutes of fame and more like a compulsory internment camp that all citizens must pass through.
The music business was indeed a mighty empire, a slick machine that was oiled by profits and balance sheets...not the love of music itself.
In some districts the neophyte Salafists beat the Brotherhood's slick political machine by wide margins.
While AQAP has a slick propaganda machine, its propaganda does not change basic realities.
His slick PR machine has delivered the most stupendous performance, the likes of which the England and Wales Cricket Board's marketing and communications department can only envy.
Just like a sports car, the cachet of having the latest new build quickly fades, and by resale time the slick publicity machine will have moved on.
Among the opposition, only the Japan Communist Party is expected to gain much ground through its slick grassroots machine pulling in the protest vote.All eyes, however, have been on the Komei.
Hitler was known, among colleagues, for a "bottomless mendacity" that would later be magnified by a slick propaganda machine that used the latest technology (radio, gramophone records, film) to spread his message.
The prime minister is facing possible defeat, not because Hacked Off is a mighty instrument of propaganda or a slick PR machine (it is neither) but because he is so clearly on the wrong side in this debate.
The jihadist militants are known for operating a slick propaganda machine – managing online distribution in order to successfully evade content controls, piggybacking popular online conversations and galvanising thousands of global supporters into spreading their message.
