Sentence examples for language of advertising from inspiring English sources

I began to be able to express myself in another facet of the Spanish language - the language of advertising.

In a way that reminded me of Bertrand Bonello's recent film "Nocturama," another two-part tragedy, "Vox Lux" interrogates a culture in which mass violence becomes mass spectacle, and the practice of terrorism blurs into the language of advertising.

Their shorts vary between the clever visual language of advertising and a more plainspoken documentary style.

To borrow again from the language of advertising: Don't hate Helen because she's beautiful.

Also in America, to a far greater degree than in Britain, the corporation and the language of advertising reigns supreme.

Where artists such as Andy Warhol borrowed the language of advertising to hymn film stars and cans of Coke, Polke favoured subjects of an almost Magritte-like ordinariness.

But the story of American advertising is primarily a story of the development of the traditions of the more powerful English-speaking settlers and the traditions that developed around the use of the English language to advertise.

And while YouTube creators may have the fresh voices that advertisers want, they don't always speak the language of the advertising industry, which can make it challenging for them to pitch their shows and secure deals.

Clearly, in the conventional language of automotive advertising, she should be dancing – nay, frolicking – about onscreen in a pair of gold hotpants, purring like the cat she's coming to resemble, over the gentle hum of a Lexus CT200h.

A chandelier of four 27-inch monitors and four scrolling LED marquees will display slogans generated by a neural network that's been fed the language of modern advertising.

Warhol embraced the language and forms of advertising while Mr. Polke cackled at the much-advertised West German miracle, which promised national redemption in a Coke bottle.