Sentences with phrase «bigger megaphone»

Sloganeering, hucksterism and gaffes persist: the abiding impression is often of ever bigger megaphones blaring in an ever bigger echo chamber.

«Our mission was to give them the biggest megaphone possible,» Shannon Watts, the founder of an Everytown - affiliated group, Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, said on Sunday.

~ climbs to the top of the tallest mountain ~ ~ takes out the biggest megaphone you ever saw ~ ~ takes the biggest breath anyone has ever taken ~ ~ shouts ~ CRUICKSHANK IS CURTIS SAMUEL

This is the «bigger megaphone» Nixon was talking about, and today she pointed it directly at black and brown women.

«So we were saying we needed someone like that, but maybe with a bigger megaphone.»

Cuomo, with his $ 33 million war chest, has the advantage and the bigger megaphone.

Cuomo, with his $ 33 million dollar war chest, has the advantage and the bigger megaphone.

I watched this production when I was quite small I thought all the hoopla was such falderal Why couldn't the others leave Horton alone As he listened to Whos through their big megaphone?

Corporate reformers have always had the money and the big megaphone but still they have not convinced communities, schools, and teachers that their vision of effective education should prevail.

Gates has bought itself a big megaphone.

In short, we need a bigger megaphone.

I think we need to give you a big megaphone, or the keys to the executive floor, or some firecrackers, or all of the above, or SOMETHING, so you can march upstairs and tell the bosses what needs to change if we are going to respect and protect our atmosphere.

But does anyone talk about this «big megaphone» situation prior to Gelbspan?

Similar to other talking points from the Al Gore side of the issue (e.g. the «tobacco industry parallel,» and the «inconsistent statements» notion), the bit about influential climate deniers having «a big megaphone» is a single - serving talking point, meant to be swallowed without question by the general public and regurgitated instantly by global warming believers when the need arises.

Did he ever have anything to say about this «tiny minority / big megaphone» situation?

At this point «debate» simply hands clowns like Monckton a bigger megaphone.

Making the case more loudly, more stridently, more emphatically — will work for you, if at all, only if you happen to be the one who has the biggest megaphone... Scientists should know that someone will always be able to outshout them short term, and probably long - term.