Sentence examples for provocative ads from inspiring English sources

It is one of the most provocative ads of the presidential campaign so far.

In advance of publication of "The Plague," the recent novel by Albert Camus, its publishers inserted a series of provocative ads in the Times, consisting….

Dov Charney, 39, the often controversial chief executive of American Apparel, known for its provocative ads, grew a '70s-style mustache in 2004.

In advance of publication of "The Plague," the recent novel by Albert Camus, its publishers inserted a series of provocative ads in the Times, consisting simply of the phrase "THE PLAGUE Is Coming August 2".

One benefit from producing such provocative ads is that the groups and campaigns broadcasting them are able to generate publicity while spending little or no money buying time on television.

Peter Staley, a driving force behind the AIDS activist group Act Up, has spent $6,000 of his own money to place provocative ads on phone booths along Eighth Avenue in Chelsea.

After more than 70 years, the magazine has decided that a review isn't enough for a bad product — it deserves a provocative ad campaign, too.

Calvin Klein is well known for its provocative ad campaigns - from a nearly nude Kate Moss to a frolicking Lara Stone and Justin Bieber - the iconic American brand has covered it all, almost.

[C7.] Buying Furniture for the Fun of It Ikea, trying to fight off competitors in the furniture market, is starting a provocative ad campaign to encourage consumers to junk their household furnishings more frequently.

Gucci has made substantial changes to its part of the Saint Laurent brand and image, with provocative ad campaigns and an aggressive reduction in its number of licensees, from 167 to 15 in the last year.

A provocative ad campaign for Marc Jacobs perfume featuring 17-year-old Dakota Fanning, the US actor who has starred in films including War of the Worlds and Charlotte's Web, has been banned following accusations that it sexualised children.