slogans造句怎么写

He wrote or edited books on nicknames, prefixes, suffixes, allusions, slogans and biblical quotations.

Those with an eye for design will be enthralled by the vintage Tube posters and hand-painted advertising slogans.

The change in how policy is presented demonstrates this, he claims: the manifesto focuses on fully costed economic policies, not on inspirational environmental slogans.

Moore also describes his own Catholic upbringing and includes a skit where free-market slogans are dubbed inappropriately - and hilariously - over scenes from a movie of Jesus's life.

In a political system where slogans matter, coining a new buzzword is a delicate business, and Bo has been careful to tie himself to the history of the Communist Party.

Private property is the nucleus of capitalism, of course, so the plan to legitimize it here in a country of slogans like "socialism or death" strikes many Cubans as jaw-dropping.

The demonstrators brandished banners and shouted slogans.

Good luck with those catchy slogans, Comrade Kristof.

There is some truth to these allegations, but less than the slogans allege.

Motivational posters hung on one wall, bearing slogans like “Failure is the path of least persistence.”

It became very specific. It was no longer the "Imperialist America" of the past slogans, but it became the many details in our lives.

And the Turkish parliament began debating changes to laws that have led to the detention of 4, 000 Kurdish youths for such "crimes" as chanting nationalist slogans and throwing stones at police.

In the cool of the evening, families strolled the city streets while young men drove by waving the flag and chanting slogans, praising what everyone is calling the new, free Libya.

Expressionist graphics, decisive slogans and modernist wit pervade these images.

They should put a stop to such erroneous practices as writing slogans and conducting propaganda at will.

There are loud bars where Happy Hour is every hour, shops selling fake designer handbags, tee shirts with slogans so offensive that make me wish I didn’t speak English and a dirty over-crowded beach.

Catchy campaign slogans, in other words, can sometimes evolve into sensible policy.

Redundant slogans are apt to petrify a man's thinking.

The reasonable thing is to do something about it; it's deeply unreasonable, and deeply irresponsible, to invent reasons not to act because you're clinging to simplistic slogans.