Sentence examples for some slogans from inspiring English sources

Some slogans simply call for the downfall of Isis.

Some slogans were actually not all that positive but as long the crowd's mouths were open and fists pumping air — that looks positive in the photographs.

"These spontaneous popular forces for reform were rooted in the human longing for freedom and justice, not some slogans of the rulers".

Some slogans smack of desperation: "Bromsgrove the gateway to rural Worcestershire" seems to be saying "at least it's on the way to somewhere interesting".

Some slogans -- like "Enron Earth Smart Wind," for electrical power distribution -- might seem to make sense only to the people who dreamed them up.

He ticks off as acceptable the Sunni protesters' demands, such as the release of prisoners, but adds: "There are some slogans used by the demonstrators saying there should be a revolution against the Shia because they come from Iran".

This is not some slogan of radical relativism.

In their morbidly color-conscious color-blindness, these commercials are like the stereotypical white guy who thinks some slogan has flung him to the magical land beyond race — Peter Riegert in "Animal House," yelling "Hey Otis, my man!" onto a dance floor packed with the skeptical black people of 1962.

"Governing is not about just having some idea, or some slogan, or some sound bite," he said at Monday's news conference.

Fitch's students did final presentations for their classmates in January — some with jingles, some with slogans or props.

Sure, I'd like some of the wording on the banners to be spelt better and some better slogans but I admire these demonstrators hugely.