Sentence examples for the slogan itself from inspiring English sources

But then, he added, he realises that the slogan itself "doesn't mean anything".

I think the meaning of leading from behind has become slightly muddled because it's so easy to poke fun at the slogan itself.

But the slogan itself shows up a contradiction in the countryside's demands.The countryside is quite right to protest that it is losing its liberties.

This mass cognitive dissonance of the mainstream would eventually collapse in spectacular fashion, with "disco sucks" soon becoming the anti-dance, and anti-gay by proxy, battle cry (the slogan itself was a thinly veiled homophobic slur).

The reason may be as obvious as Trump's campaign slogan itself: "make America great again".

"Taste You Can Believe In": meaningless in and of itself, the slogan "allows the consumer to bring his or her personal beliefs to it," Gekler explained.

The campaign's disregard for linguistic precision shows itself in the slogan's self-contradiction.

Gab advertises itself with the slogan "Free speech for everyone", and features a green frog as its logo.

Its products — bags and accessories — were understated, and the label advertised itself with the slogan "When Your Own Initials Are Enough".

Duflo had started the day at a meeting in the Kigali offices of TechnoServe, an American N.G.O. that promotes itself with the slogan "Social Change Has a Business Plan".

The best illustration of the slogan is "Monk" — the series itself, which is now in its seventh season, and the character Adrian Monk, a sad, annoying, touching, and inadvertently funny obsessive-compulsive former police detective, still played beautifully after all these years by Tony Shalhoub.