sloganeering

Yeah, more empty sloganeering is exactly what the country needs.

On both sides, many pleaded for an end to partisan sloganeering.

But for those who don't share his views, the crude sloganeering keeps getting in the way of a good time.

But his dance is far more complex and involving than mere sloganeering.

The sloganeering ended after about 90 tense minutes, when the police put on gas masks.

But these days the sloganeering had to be ironic.

But good sloganeering; you seem to know the lesson.

Once in power, their sloganeering was put to the test, and voters were not terribly impressed.

Hughes' speech was broadly democratic and did not include revolutionary sloganeering.

He prefers reruns of the sloganeering that has failed in the past.

So was all that sloganeering, sweat and slaughter over the last century for naught?

Maybe in Albany political sloganeering is the moral equivalent of bomb-throwing.

That would be a dispiriting list if only because the budget and abortion items are empty sloganeering.

What follows is a sampler of one afternoon's sloganeering.

There is, of course, a difference between a memorable, felicitous phrase and mere sloganeering.

This group, too, gets into practical sloganeering, but its kind of activism is closer to the street, newsy and specific.

The album contains media-friendly sloganeering, a musical version of the sound bite.

But the liberal collapse went deeper than a mere failure to match Nixon's sloganeering.

In political sloganeering, no News is good news.

There's inevitable sloganeering, sometimes with someone else's slogan.

Her narrative is largely free of shrill, self-righteous sloganeering.

After some political sloganeering, Mr. Dole referred to the song.

There is still a rote quality to his message and his content-free sloganeering.

This president is more given to dead-or-alive, axis-of-evil sloganeering than persuasion.