advertising language

"In our advertising language, for us it's been the right choice."

Vandalism can also include advertising language, and other types of spam.

Ms. Franklin expressed concern that advertising language "can confuse people," especially schoolchildren.

The poems intermingle biblical passages with contemporary self-help and advertising language.

Guidelines affect celebrity endorsements, advertising language, and blogger compensation.

Nepali is not a difficult language to learn, and you will see notices around Kathmandu advertising language courses.

This, like the advertising language which Darwin's family teased him with using about beetles and barnacles, was characteristic of Victorian naturalists.

The Simmons National Hispanic Consumer Study analyzes the influence of advertising language on purchasing decisions.

The result was a corrosive, high-octane humor that uncovered the unforeseen ambiguities of advertising language and exposed the stereotypical character of social communication.

Poets and Killers encompasses the experimental poetry genre through the use advertising language to tell the biography of a man from the 1940s until his death in 2010.

The code is supplemented by the 1953 document, the Rights and Duties of the Editor (Redaktørplakaten), as well as a code regarding advertising language (Tekstreklameplakaten).

The attorney general objected that Whitney had "not in fact made any such statement under oath" and seems to have been astonished when Whitney "informed the state that this claim is simply 'advertising language.' "

(She may think she's lampooning advertising language when she presents a sample chain-hotel press release, but what self-respecting copywriter would come up with anything as tone-deaf as "Why not let yourself get utterly oblivious?")

In a related lawsuit filed by the Department of Consumer Affairs in state court, Sears has responded that the advertising language at issue is, in fact, widely used by retailers in New York and around the country.