Sentence examples for slogan with which from inspiring English sources
If "British jobs" was just a slogan with which everyone agrees, coining it wasn't exactly an act of great leadership.
I don't say this simply to reiterate a beautiful slogan with which we decorate our literature or market our institutions.
This is the slogan with which the right wing of the Peronist movement which holds power in Argentina will attempt to bamboozle the public into believing that with the death of the old general, nothing has changed.
The slogan with which the American Tobacco people accompanied the stranded-girl commercials was "Silva Thins, the impossible cigarette"—impossible, presumably, because the cigarette was "lowest in tar and nicotine of all 100's . . .
See how he makes the point in so few sentences, and shows that it is the apparently hard-headed and realistic who are in practice the deluded ones: "The question of the principle of the American Civil War is answered by the battle slogan with which the South broke the peace.
"No Experiments" and "Affluence for Everybody" were the famous slogans with which Germany's Christian Democrats marched to victory after victory.
"Despite the fact that police conduct was the subject of the protest, despite the fact there must've been signs or slogans or chants with which they profoundly disagreed, these men and this department did their jobs like the professionals that they were," he said.
Anoraks had an 1980s casual colour palate, and, to tick the 2015 "essential nineties moment", one T-shirt sloganed with "Soul Nites", which looked like a Pulp tour T-shirt circa 1995.
As I've traveled around China over the past few weeks, I have been struck by the speed with which a political slogan, even in this age of digital noise and distraction, can still enter the bloodstream and filter down through layers of thought and expectation until it reaches Mrs. Jin.
The far right had a field day with slogans which cast Muslim men as dangerous paedophiles.
At that time, it was always names or words with slogans, which was what the government wanted.
