Sentence examples for logo reflects from inspiring English sources

I don't use a graphic, but if you decide that a logo reflects your services more effectively than words then go for something simple which will still be recognisable on a small card.

Wenig said the new logo reflects this new direction.

Our logo reflects that, and a silhouette of Ted's jet was on the first few iterations of the packaging design as an homage to his inspiration for the name.

This logo reflects all of the information contained within the individual peaks, yet permits a second order analysis to identify motifs shared between these representative logos, thus, across promoter subfamilies, without any one promoter subfamily being weighted more heavily (e.g., because of its size).

The summit logo reflected those ambitions, depicting a new dawn breaking and the three words: stability, growth, jobs.

In a blog post, Google said the new logo reflected the fact that people interacted with the search engine across a range of platforms.

The first came in 1993, when its name was shortened from Council for the Arts in Westchester to Westchester Arts Council; two years later, a logo reflecting that change was adopted.

In a blog post, it said the new logo reflected the app's explosive growth in popularity over the past five years from a photo-sharing service to "a global community of interests" whose users share more than 80 million photos and videos each day.

Organisers said the logo reflected the essence of the Olympic values - unity, friendship, progress, harmony, participation and dreams.

Stories such as the ones about the Procter & Gamble logo reflect "a new kind of strange mysticism" that seems to be running through American society, Abrahams said, adding that such tales prove extremely resilient despite efforts to discredit them.

Hillary Clinton's 2016 primary campaign logo: Hillary Clinton became the first woman presidential nominee of a major U.S. party, and her 2016 campaign logos reflected some of her campaign's ambiguities.