Sentence examples for brand motto from inspiring English sources

The new brand motto, "inspired performance," is supposed to suggest an elegant subtlety.

Our brand motto is to make clothes that look so good you would want to wear them when you aren't pregnant.

O.C.D. and A.D.D.: there's a good reason that USA's branding motto is "Characters welcome".

"It really sends the message that you're not worthy right now to put on a suit," said Malia Mills, a swimsuit designer whose brand's motto is "Love Thy Differences".

So I rushed to my computer to see if an identical, new pair could be obtained online from any of the more than 650 shoe sellers in the United States who stock the pricey ($115 to $400 for men's styles, who knew?) Mephisto brand, whose motto is "the world's finest walking shoe".

Jobs concluded his address with: "Stay hungry, stay foolish" – Brand's motto from a mid-70s issue, intended as the final one, which Jobs claimed as his ethos and which has now become ubiquitous as a T-shirt slogan and meme.

The screen fades to white and the piece closes on the Honda logo and the brand's motto, "The Power of Dreams".

We met Meris as a loving homemaker desperate to fit in; we bid farewell to her as a free spirit bracingly working a brand-new motto: if you can't join them, embarrass the heck out of them.

There's a popular sports brand with the motto "No Fear".

Make your motto reasonable.

The motto of the brand, owned by François-Paul Journe, is the old watchmaker's creed, "Invenit et fecit," (I invented it and I made it).