Sentence examples for brand suggested from inspiring English sources

Instead of urban athletics, the brand suggested a certain kind of pampered abandonment.

That the hybrid was a prototype version of the Mercedes S-Class — the high end of an already premium brand — suggested that no manufacturer could avoid electricity's surge.

Wouldn't you consider a brand suggested by a friend on Facebook over one advertised in a magazine?

"If you were carrying a weapon, afternoon sir," Brand suggested the police might have said.

Brand suggested Istanbul, where another committee member had a Jewish Agency contact.

Deriding the romanticism of the environmental movement, which expresses fear and mistrust of technology, Brand suggested that environmentalists should warmly embrace technological progress and the rationalization of nature.

What, for instance, can we make of a 1845 daguerreotype titled "The Branded Hand of Captain Jonathan Walker, Boston, Mass".? The brand suggests an association with slavery, though Walker's status or racial identity can't be determined visually.

Julia Gometz, author of the book, The Brandful Workforce: How Employees Can Make, Not Break Your Brand, suggests that a company's benefits offerings define a brand.

Right now, Colbert's brand suggests a reach-across-the-aisle patriotism, which was Jeb's brand, too — and also, for that matter, Obama's, back when he was running for President.

The brand suggests mixing it with iced tea over crushed ice, or combining it with orange juice and champagne for a brunch-friendly arrangement dubbed the Royal Peach Fizz.

One industry watcher said it was noteworthy that Nokia was marketing its offering as Here rather under its own brand, suggesting that it might make it easier to convince others to adopt the platform.