Sentence examples for language brands from inspiring English sources

"Emojis are the world's fastest-growing digital language, brands including McDonald's, Ikea and Domino's are increasingly using them, particularly to target millennials.

And there were lots more, often dressed up in pseudo-intellectual language, branding Islam backward or denouncing its beliefs and practices as "odious," and culminating in an ultimatum by which Islam's, and therefore Muslims', place in Britain was deemed conditional on adaptation to suit the critics' tastes: "If Islam is to be truly accepted as part of British society it must embrace science.

Although he stayed in mainland China after the communist revolution of 1949, the ambivalent nostalgia towards rural China's traditional past expressed in his fiction, and the elliptical elegance of his language, branded him as out of step with Mao's proletarian literary prescriptions and fulminations against the evils of "old" (pre-1949) China.

"Sometimes it will be very subtle indeed - it may just be the use of an English language brand name in a country where English is not the main language spoken.

His books are stuffed with English-language brand names like Chanel and Gucci and choice phrases.

While Icann has approved several new dot-terms, including the Chinese word for game and the Russian word for network, English-language brand names derived from geographical locations have proved to be more complicated.

He announced the opening of a research and development center in Beijing's high-technology district and also introduced a Chinese-language brand name for the company's domestic search engine -- Gu Ge, which roughly translates as "a harvesting song".

Management consultants have learned to speak the language of brands persuasively, but many agencies, he warns, substitute "creative hip-shooting" for strategic thinking.

Interbrand says, "Brand valuation provides a common language for brand performance around which a company can be galvanised and organised.

It suggests the use of the language in branding and advertising can make a business more attractive to customers.

Morgaine Gaye, a food futurologist, agrees – saying that it's about language and branding and image.