Sentence examples for strong slogan from inspiring English sources

"We were looking for impact — you know, a strong color and a strong slogan," one of the advertising men said when he was asked about the poster borrowed from the National Socialists.

Versace's secondary line, Versus, had some strong slogan T-shirts, but the muttered consensus in the press seats was that all this had been done louder and better by Versace before.

Maybe the coverage was a bit overblown, I'm not sure if even Jonny Gomes thinks that Jonny Gomes should have been on the regional cover of Sports Illustrated, and the Boston Strong slogan has probably lost all meaning outside of Massachusetts, but these things did mean something to the local communities.

Then, there's this guy: A Toronto fan who decided to play on the post-marathon bombing "Boston Strong" slogan and came up with the terrific idea to make a sign that said "Toronto Stronger," complete with a blue and white ribbon.

The Stingrays will be wearing jerseys emblazoned with the "Charleston Strong" slogan that gained traction after the massacre -- a rallying cry of sorts for the South Carolina community at large.

A strong slogan can describe your company well and can give you publicity in the market.

These were strong slogans, but history's allegiances are rarely so unmistakable.

But it is easier, sometimes, to superficially regurgitate the Army Strong slogans and sentiments.

In most circumstances, the "Together, stronger" slogan that the Football Association of Wales has pushed might be regarded as a tiresome marketing gimmick, but in this case it happens to be true.

You haven't practised what you preach.'" Over time Roberts has learned to be not so hard on himself and to see the deeper meaning within, and behind, a picture that in many ways defines this Wales squad with their "Together Stronger" slogan.

"Guys, 'death to our enemies' is too strong a slogan," he said.