Sentence examples similar to distinctive advertisements from inspiring English sources
He drew, with a distinctive and recognizable line, magazine illustrations, advertisements, book jackets, and album covers, and he owned a four-story town house on the Upper East Side.
Consumers who view these advertisements accept that the distinctive feature of the handbags-high cost-creates added value that boosts the image of anyone who buys them.
For example, Pfizer featured its distinctive pill for erectile dysfunction, Viagra, in its advertisements, making sure patients knew it was blue and diamond-shaped.
It is not difficult to resist conversion to this faith when the stereotyped and materialized presentation of a "distinctive" self is made in a clumsily worded advertisement for mass-produced perfume or some part of the denim uniform.
To BMW, the distinctive, urban-friendly i3 is essentially a rolling advertisement for BMW's innovative and green future, so the company could even sell them at a loss and come out ahead.
These distinctive calls include territorial calls made as threats to other males, advertisement calls made to attract females, and encounter calls which precede combat.
Variation in the advertisement calls of H. leucophyllata was both greater and more distinctive than that in morphology.
And distinctive can sell.
Television advertisements.
