Sentence examples similar to advertisements embody from inspiring English sources
They also contain large numbers of early biographies, vital statistics, essays and editorials, poetry and prose, and advertisements all of which embody the African-American experience.
Such resistance may be to the closing down of potentiality in the future body that such advertisements connote, or to the rupture with their embodied self and habited past that abandoning smoking will require.
Pepsi has always attempted to embody the "choice of the new generation". From advertisements with Britney Spears to "Generation Next" and its fresh, irreverent tone, Pepsi has always spoken to a young audience, the upcoming generation.
Ms. Ishioka's work for Parco, which embodied an eclectic, avant-garde internationalism rarely seen in Japanese advertisements of the period, helped cement her reputation.
The debate was embodied by one of the hottest fashion labels, Sana Safinaz, after it ran billboard advertisements in March that showed aging train porters — still known by the colonial term "coolie" — holding Louis Vuitton luggage for a lithe model in flowing dress.
They embody American exceptionalism.
They embody eccentric beauty".
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