Sentence examples for advertising reflected from inspiring English sources

Sainsbury's was the pre-eminent supermarket and its advertising reflected that fact.

After the presentation, Vegas — who was adopted as a child into a family of Minnesotan born-again Christians and aspired to be a novelist before she went into advertising — reflected on the turn that her career had taken.

A 1997 federal law that barred such advertising reflected federal regulators' concern that compounded drugs did not go through the detailed screening for safety and effectiveness to which drug companies have to submit their mass-produced drugs.

Advertising reflects society.

The push to refine targeted advertising reflects the company's need to increase its revenue.

Indeed, it's often been said that advertising reflects society, and so do greeting cards.

Today is so different in so many ways, and advertising reflects that.

Accenture's deeper push into advertising reflects the ad industry's rapidly changing competitive landscape.

Advertising reflects -- or accentuates -- the different relationships that men and women have to cars.

The advertising reflects the network's target audience: Sony gear, sneakers and L'Oréal hair products.

How does your advertising reflect that? A. We're doing a lot of marketing in movie theaters now.