Publicity means Advertising or other activity designed to rouse public interest in something. This page lists 20 example sentences from real texts, plus synonyms like promotion or packaging.
Publicity in a sentence
Publicity meaning
- Advertising or other activity designed to rouse public interest in something.
- Public interest attracted in this way.
- The condition of being the object of public attention.
Example sentences (20)
It did get ugly when he gave publicity to a foul racist organization in the UK by retweeting a dodgy video from them.
Hanning told the channel on Monday That the museum earned “a lot more” than it did because of all the publicity.
It's not always a tidy reputation, but it is always intriguing and full-on — even his fall from publicity grace.
On Dec. 23, Lee’s lawyer asked if his client’s interrogations could be handled more privately and with less publicity.
DPP Publicity Secretary also expressed the need for unification of its members in order to get back into the glory days.
Few that do reach out to the poor do not do it to capacity but only to gain cheap popularity and publicity.
Meanwhile, their fundraising is probably through the roof as all the free publicity they’re getting by bashing Adams pays off.
Friends of Wilkinson say her court appearances have played in her favour by giving the TV star 'a constant stream of publicity'.
Let's also not forget that this kind of thing will generate publicity for the home of the Red Raiders.
National Publicity Secretary, emphasised the need for truck drivers to operate ‘exclusively’ at night.
Publicity officer Zareena Bi said the most recent initiative was at the Lautoka Andhra Sangam College.
Newspaper reports claim the publicity-shy Jungarai once shaved off his beard to be less recognisable.
She described the interactions with the state office as surface-level, or even as publicity stunts.
Folks at Peugeot decided what they needed was a publicity stunt to bring the cool factor to the brand, and the 907 did exactly that.
Later, the 27-year-old blocked Perez Hilton after the blogger made fun of Gage about how much publicity the images had been getting.
In a statement, Publicity secretary of the party Seye Oladejo described the allegation as irresponsible and a means to straw chasing.
During the release of Spare in January — and the publicity tour undertaken by Prince Harry — she was not at her husband's side at all.
Editor at Large, Mr. Charles Kalu last weekend, emerged as the new social and publicity secretary of the Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE).
Although the Dutch flower exports to Russia are not exactly hidden, growers are not going out of their way to court publicity over the trade.
Burnham Moose publicity officer Mike Lang added : "Moose continues it’s good works and charity donations, whilst having fun at the same time.
Common combinations with publicity
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- and publicity 43×
- publicity secretary 38×
- the publicity 20×
- national publicity 17×
- of publicity 11×
- publicity stunt 11×
- publicity and 7×
- bad publicity 7×
- for publicity 6×
- publicity for 6×
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About these examples
The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word publicity. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.