Sentence examples for brand distinctive from inspiring English sources

She and her mostly female design team have a completely unfettered approach that keeps her brand distinctive.

It asked 3,500 sports fans whether they found a brand distinctive, whether they felt loyal toward it and, most important, what percentage of their recent purchases in a given product category came from that brand.

Once a company abandons its brands' distinctive personalities or positions, it's just a matter of time before confused customers start to drift away.

I'm talking about using Ford-brand underpinnings to make distinctive Mercury vehicles.

"They have no idea this says Louis Vuitton," he said, tapping a brown wallet with the brand's distinctive logo.

In the early 2000s Britain's ostentatiously vulgar "chavs" (a particular group of loutish lower-class youths) were sporting the brand's distinctive tartan plaid as their unofficial uniform.

It is TBWA/Chiat/Day and a predecessor, TBWA Advertising, that have created the well-known Absolut ads featuring the brand's distinctive bottle, artists like Andy Warhol, flavored vodkas and novelties like snow globes and gloves.

Professor Boyle believes this new approach will help establish his university as one of a new brand of "distinctive elite" universities - higher education institutions renowned for their expertise in a particular area.

But what makes the brand's distinctive, double-sided, wax-printed cotton fabric so remarkable is that it is designed and manufactured in a small, rather nondescript town in southern Holland.

After a disastrous period in which sales and market share plummeted and Wendy the Snapple Lady, the brand's distinctive, loud-mouthed spokeswoman, was fired, Quaker put the brand on the block and sold it to Triarc for $310 million.

I'd just seen the same bags for sale in Florence, for about two thousand dollars each. Around another corner were leather Dolce & Gabbana shoulder bags, with the brand's distinctive "DG" rhinestone buckles.