publicity stunt造句

I'll say this, if it's a publicity stunt, it's a pretty embarrassing one.

Taylor's lawyers say the prosecution's request is nothing more than a publicity stunt.

Originally a publicity stunt meant to enrage producers and players, the Rainbow Man became a victim of his own propaganda and became a "born again" Christian.

Unsurprisingly, the artists claim that the answer to both questions is "Yes", and Mr Hedinger insists that the project is more than just a publicity stunt.

The nomination from Wired has been dismissed by some as a publicity stunt - and the support of long-time Wired columnist and investor Nicholas Negroponte is hardly surprising.