Sentence examples for ads appeal from inspiring English sources

Polls have shown that voting is often based on emotions, and the attack ads appeal to those emotions.

The ads appeal directly to voters, encouraging them to oppose any effort to change the 15-year-old law, which was reaffirmed in a second referendum in 1996.

Because those consumers are generally more accepting of such language than their parents or grandparents, marketers say they believe that including those words will help the ads appeal to the target audience.

"They are saying, 'Wow, I can't believe there aren't any jobs in the United States of America.' " The depressing realities may partly explain why these upbeat ads appeal to marketers.

Consumer ads appeal to men who have never tried Viagra, a group Pfizer hopes to convert beforeCialis and Levitra reach them.

The study found that 41percentt of consumers said they are more likely to buy products and services if the commercials and ads appeal to their core values.

All of these ads appealed to divisions in American society, often falling along political and identity-based fault lines.

Having chosen a design, the commission set out, through newspaper ads, appeals to members of Congress who had served in Vietnam ("a big zip" there, Santos said) and word of mouth, to gather the letters that would be excerpted for the wall.

Added appeal: it's not electronic.

Does the Dodge Challenger ad appeal to anti-British sentiment?

The league is trying to drum up a million signatures for its petition, launched in the New York Times yesterday with an ad: "Appeal to Disney: Dumping Dogma took guts, now dump Miramax".