Sentence examples for slogan power from inspiring English sources

Forget the rest of the claimants to the Iron Throne, our Spider is a Targaryen man through and through, and even has a neat election slogan – "Power, prosperity and a land where the powerful no longer prey on the powerless" – to prove it.

If the slogan "power is never given... power is taken" is correct, then the pressure cooker of open dissent means frustrations will build and be released.

A decade ago, India's leaders announced an idealistic slogan — Power for All in 2012 — and pledged to bring electricity to every corner of the country, partly by expanding coal-fired power plants.

On Paris walls in the student upheavals of May 1968 appeared the Sartrean slogan, "Power to the imagination".Besides a weakness for overgeneralisation, Sartre tended to over-empower the mind.

Novell's new campaign uses the slogan "Power to Change," with Schmidt as the marketing icon.

Turnbull's Prime Ministership will be defined by a three-word slogan: "Power Over Principles," leading us to wonder: what possible use is there in empty power?

Favoring integration, King felt that the slogan "black power" would spread the idea that the movement was about black domination instead of black equality.

For instance, the New Age slogan "flower power" is referenced via its German form, Ewige Blumenkraft (literally "eternal flower power"), described by Shea and Wilson as a slogan of the Illuminati, the enemies of the hippie ideal.

Revise the slogan: Circuitous power to the people!

Four decades ago, civil society groups chose as their slogan "Nuclear power?

Under the slogan, Black Power, they had brought their grievances to the fore.