Sentences with phrase «on a bumper sticker»
That might work intellectually, but it won't fit on a bumper sticker — which is what the opposition needs.
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I even saw it once on a bumper sticker, which is surely a consequence of a bad idea.
Candidate's names stayed firmly planted on lawn signs and traveled around town on bumper stickers.
Like most things in life, things aren't always that easy, and true financial advice can rarely fit on a bumper sticker!
is mostly just a slogan they see on a bumper sticker.
While that may sound like something that belongs on a bumper sticker or a refrigerator magnet, it's the driving force behind Rock The Post's business model — helping entrepreneurs win funding and start real businesses.
The question was canonized on bumper stickers and bracelets to the point of becoming cliche.
Every now and then, I spot the following proclamation on a bumper sticker: «God said it.
«There's a sale on bumper stickers,» joked Mr. Kelley, who had a stack of them with candidates» names on his desk.
I read this quote on a bumper sticker.
The award is printed on bumper stickers Principal Jane Q. Ennis hands out to parents and visitors.
Western philosophy since the Renaissance has been governed by an idea so simple it could appear on a bumper sticker: «I think, therefore I am.»
Some of these quotes are the kinds of things one might read on a bumper sticker, but here they merge with unexpected combinations of color and shape, suggesting new ways of reading — backwards, forwards, up, down, and around.
The fiercely - contested presidential race, energized by the Iraq debate, is bombarding us with cadmium red, titanium white, and ultramarine blue patriotic imagery: waving flags; campaign buses plastered with candidates» logos and slogans; stars and stripes on bumper stickers.
Of course, that's harder to fit on a bumper sticker.
See it on bumper stickers.
It is in our Government, on our bumper stickers, on 20 different TV channels.
Truth is, the «Old South» is no longer necessarily to be found in a location or on a bumper sticker.
«Islam teaches hate» sure does, as does your Bible, before you say «no» read it, all of it not just the cute stuff that is on bumper stickers.
And, Republicans message — «raising taxes is bad» — is far more likely to fit on a bumper sticker than the Democratic message of «yes, we raised taxes... but only on the rich».
Thin theories are attractive, because you can put them on a bumper sticker, but producing good education is hard, and thus most things that work take a «thicker» theory of change.
First, it was on bumper stickers, then on billboard ads and finally on the front page of The New York Times.