Sentence examples for looking for brands from inspiring English sources

Consumers are increasingly looking for brands that align with their values.

Ms. Powell suggests looking for brands with U.K. sizing, which generally offer more cup size options.

"People are looking for brands and logos that identify a lifestyle they adhere to or want to belong to," Vincent Gregoire, of the Paris trend forecasting firm Nelly Rodi, asserted yesterday in The International Herald Tribune.

"The global retailers are clearly looking for brands that can draw consumers into their stores," Antony Burgmans, the co-chairman of Unilever, said in a telephone interview yesterday after the deal was announced in New York.

As Nell sees it, "this millennial customer is looking for brands that share her values, and that will grow alongside her in the long run". Hill House Home is fulfilling that need by creating a community for its customers and providing various ways for them to stay engaged.

Luxury consumers are looking for brands with a higher purpose.

"You looking for brand new junk?" he huffed.

"We're looking for brand-new ideas with which to open the door".

He joined the company in 1952 after responding to an advertisement in a Chicago newspaper looking for brand managers.

During the sixties and seventies, companies looking for brand names increasingly turned to Madison Avenue advertising agencies, with their professed expertise in the collective unconscious of the buying public.

"We can't compete with the big-name universities, and the top schools in Beijing or Shanghai are looking for brand names," he said of elite high schools.