Sentence examples for seductive advertising from inspiring English sources

From Girders" would prove to be a seductive advertising pitch?

The central character, Brian, played by Gale Harold, is a seductive advertising executive who revels in his promiscuity.

Michael modestly describes himself as "a semi-cute boy-next-door type," and the other main characters -- a seductive advertising executive, a drab accountant and a wisecracking diva -- are intended to be as ordinary as their hometown, Pittsburgh.

The series is adapted from a popular British show and its sequel that drew large audiences last year with a titillating plot centered on the relationships -- sexual and otherwise -- among a tightknit group of gay men and lesbians, which included a seductive advertising executive.

The only thing that's more seductive than good advertising is advertising about advertising.

It runs up against deep patterns established in childhood, the deluge of seductive food industry advertising today, unhealthful choices at restaurants, and all the addictive flavor experiences engineered by tastebud scientists.

In "Henry James and H. G. Wells: Seductions of Advertising," Ross contrasts The Ambassadors (1903-1909) and Tono-Bungay (1909) for their use of advertising as a way to comment on, in the former, a clash between old-world and new-world values, and in the latter, its seductive vacuousness compared to other, higher, pursuits, such as science.

Their rich colors and grainy surfaces magnify the seductive aura of American advertising.

In the short film above, the Montreal-based artist describes the seductive facade of the advertising industry, and the eventual realization that she needed out.

His is an art of disruption and violation, an art which exists to do harm to the seductive global culture of corporate advertising.

This epistemological position is so seductive that many industries, from advertising to automobile manufacturing, are repositioning themselves for massive data gathering.