Sentence examples for vast publicity from inspiring English sources

In the summer of 1928 the new course was signaled by the public trial in Moscow, amid vast publicity, of 53 engineers on charges of sabotage in the so-called Shakhty Case.

A vast publicity campaign ensued, and Stakhanovites emerged everywhere.

But despite vast publicity, the idea has gained little traction so far.

Nor was anyone hurt — an aspect that gave the whole affair the air of a vast publicity stunt.

Airbnb's vast publicity machine is in fact geared toward obscuring the existence of the faceless commercial lessors who have fueled much of the company's rapid growth.

The Web site of Iran's state-run English language news channel, Press TV,, said reports that the woman, Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, 43, had been released were false and were part of a "vast publicity campaign by Western media".

Without question, we are but a bud in a vast, flowering publicity scheme.

The award-winning run generated vast amounts of publicity, and readers embraced an older Oliver Queen passionate, belligerent, hotheaded, and radical.

Successful sales at the main international auction houses, Sotheby's and Christie's, generate a vast amount of publicity.

Then comes the vast array of publicity seekers and opportunists, from the self-described "smut peddler" Larry Flynt to a billboard model with a one-word name, Angelyne.

They predict that he will seek to serve his president loyally and discreetly, calling him a chain-of-command type who has lost his (once vast) appetite for publicity.