Sentence examples for smiling model from inspiring English sources

It shows a smiling model surrounded by neatly dressed children on a cobbled street, and it's full of life.

His collage-assemblage "Great American Nude No. 50" is an inspired takeoff on the conjunction of high art and mass culture: an advertising cutout of a smiling model in a bright red dress, smoking a cigarette and reading a book, sprawls on a couch beneath a Renoir painting; beside her is a swipe from a still life of apples by Cézanne and a vase from a Redon flower study.

That same consumer is more like to lose interest if the ad features a smiling model more modestly dressed endorsing a product in a respectful appeal to the woman buyer, researchers from the State University of New York at Albany and the University of Texas at Tyler found in a study involving 216 young adults ages 19 to 32.

And new cars, he said, need not always be presented with smiling models nearby.

These range from cheap one-pieces to deluxe base and mattress combos, seamlessly inflated in promo videos by smiling models.

By the 1920s, companies were using pictures of smiling models to sell everything from canned vegetables to cars.

Catwalks are more likely to be graced with glowy, smiling models than the heroinchic skeletal types of years gone by.

Smiling models and people saying "cheese" are the province of ads and snapshots; we were free to look beyond that to something more real.

Tracing their origins to the Missouri Rockets, who made their debut in St . Louisin 1925, the Rockettes, dancing, kicking, smiling models of -- dare it be said?

The previous ads centered on close-up shots of the products accompanied by an explanation with a snapshot of smiling models.

The company report, illustrated with smiling models with mesmerisingly perfect teeth, highlights the "unambiguous price promise": "If you find an identical product at a cheaper cash price on the high street, we'll match that price".