Sentence examples for widespread slogan from inspiring English sources

It requires permanent organisation, and not only "temporary autonomous zones", to quote a widespread slogan in today's movements.

The Black Power movement, the Black Arts Movement, and the widespread adoption of the slogan "Black is beautiful" can all trace their roots to MalcolmX.

The vote was preceded by the widespread use of religious slogans by supporters and opponents of the amendments, a debate over the place of religion in Egypt's future Constitution and a resurgence in political activity by Islamist groups.

President Khama appointed as vice president Mompati Merafhe, a military colleague and former foreign minister; adopted dignity and discipline as his slogan; and courted widespread popularity by touring remote villages and upbraiding government employees.

Anyone who has spent much time on the Lower East Side during the past two decades is probably familiar with the martini-glass symbol, which is widespread and often accompanied by slogans like, "The Party's Over".

For generations, Mad Men had thrived on widespread trust that their jingles and slogans altered consumers' behavior.

The movement became widespread enough that "Pray for Surf" became a slogan even in the famously hedonistic beach culture.

Worse has a rich history: in the nineteen-thirties, the U.S. government encouraged widespread consumption of the cheap-to-harvest grain with the slogan "It's not bad: it's worse!" Pro tip: Worse has valuable health benefits.

Reid's agency came up with the evangelical "I Found It!" bumper stickers for Campus Crusade for Christ, creating a slogan that generated instant parodies as well as widespread publicity.

Racially motivated attacks and killings have been widespread, only 24 percentof the population (in 2011) rejects the slogan "Russia for Russians" as fascist, and an estimated 50,000 skinheads are active in Russia today.

Both detectives advocate a return to the public information films of decades past – when memorable campaigns with slogans such as 'Stranger Danger' were judged a widespread success.