But, seeing that the slogans were only a disguise for the undefined desires which inspired them he lost little and gained much thereby.
The Slogans ate with their habitual zest, but the little bent widow only munched a piece of bread and daintily sipped her cup of buttermilk.
Abner mutely followed her, and the Slogans were left to solve the problem for themselves.
It rises to the surface in slogans like "human rights above property rights," "the man above the dollar.
The heads of the Orthodox Church in Greece defied the Nazi edicts and exhorted their faithful followers to shun anti-Semitic slogans and outrages.
We call on Christians in our own country to fight all hatred and thirst for revenge among people of different origin and race, and to resist all prejudices and offensive slogans wherever they may appear.
Your slogans of the past--brotherhood of man and fatherhood of God--have gone glimmering down through the ages.
Nationalization and equalization of the land were slogans used at the founding of the Tung Meng Hui; the program seems at that time to have been derived from old Chinese distributism and from Henry George.
Yet many Chinese thought in terms of a "realism" compounded of slogans and military exigencies.
In this last expression I quote one of the first and most emphasized slogans of the revolution.
I admit only to those slogans and ideas promulgated by the African Development Project.
At the hall meetings, mighty sloganswere drafted and endless committees formed.
The slogans of the strike are invested with these feelings.
For the entangling stereotypes and slogans to which his reflexes are so ready to respond are by this kind of dialectic untangled.
But he will not find that plan in theslogans which convey the feelings of the mass.
The crack of the whip of the Egyptian taskmasters remained unheard amidst the clash of ideas and the proud slogans of national liberation which resounded throughout the Jewish Pale.
It stirred the country with the alarming slogans of a new kind of revolution.
Many items in the program originally drafted by the famous anarchist, Michael Bakunin, for the International in 1868 are very similar to the twentieth century slogans of the I.
They have remained merely a part of the Wobblies' varied collection of slogansand doctrines.
The last two slogans were founded on American discoveries and explorations in the Far Northwest.
Whether they chose to call themselves Labor Reformers, Greenbackers, or Anti-monopolists, their slogansand their platforms all pointed in one direction.
The banner of Russian Social-Democracy is now, more than ever before, glowing with bright slogans of inflexible Internationalism: Away with imperialistic robbers!
Revolutionary slogans no more frighten the people; on the contrary, they arouse a thousandfold echo, they pass into proverbs.
To the peoples just awaking from the nightmare of communism, the American political slogans have a familiar, though frightening, self-delusive ring.
Rules were applied to everyone equally (which later translated into an effective "all are equal," quite different from the empty slogans of populist movements).
Many forces are at work, and the danger of falling prey to the slogans of failed ideology, while trying to understand misery and hunger in today's world, cannot be overestimated.
Few slogans were repeated and paraphrased more than this one.
The entire evolution under consideration, with all its positive and negative consequences, has a degree of necessity which we will not understand better by simply hiding behind moral slogans or acknowledging extreme sexual patterns.
Nevertheless, it frequently contradicts the slogans it sets before the public.
His sayings and slogans have become the shibboleths of revolution, union, and reconstruction.
To use its systematic and effective agitation and slogans to absorb farmers and laborers into the Communist party.
If we believe inslogans alone, we might as well ask a salesman about the curative power of his patent medicine.
I often think that if we trust the words of a country's foreign minister and the slogans the people shout to provide us an outline of the country's foreign policy, we end in the position of buying goods upon reading an advertisement.
According to them, the slogans shouted in both countries are strange diplomatic weapons; like the masques worn in a Greek play, they do not show the faces of the actors.
When the government moved to Chungking, Wang was even more despondent: victory seemed remote, the Communists worried him as much as did the Japanese, and the Generalissimo swept opposition aside with the slogans of resistance.
The slogans of Bolshevist practice are, in fact, the old Russian slogans with which the Volga bands of Pubachev and Razin ambushed the merchant wagon-trains and the Boyars.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "slogans" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
