It is particularly hard to maintain or control your brand when popular sentiment overshoots.

Nice little sentiment!

A beautiful sentiment.

My sentiment exactly.

it's the sentiment.

Adedana echoed similar sentiment

I detest cheap sentiment.

MS A playful, mindful brand. What is your brand?

Right or wrong, it's a brand. A brand sticks.

Brand X.

What brand?

No brand.

What brand?

Brand new.

Nationalist sentiment is also increasing.

I really appreciate your sentiment.

It's brand new.

Stewart Brand Whoa.

It's brand new.

BRAND N EW?

Not surprisingly, secessionist sentiment remains strong.

Palestinian Mahmoud Omar echoed the sentiment

No room for sentiment in business.

That's not a very orthodox sentiment.

We're cold, artificial and without sentiment.

This is no time for sentiment.

Jeremy Taylor echoes her sentiment...sort of

But that's war. No room for sentiment.

Trashing the ASEAN Brand

No brand name, either.

Provision of brand products

That was brand new...

Man Um, my brand?

This is brand new.

It's a designer brand.

She's a real brand!

How about Lucy Brand?

Suppose we brand you.

A brand new product.

A brand new Lektor.

What I mean is, it's their brand against our brand. We've got to compete.

Many service stations carry the brand of one of the oil majors (BP, Shell, Mobil, etc.) others carry the brand of secondary marketers, while still others carry the brand of a distributor and some carry their operators' own brand or no brand at all.

In certain quarters of the world, brand EU, brand USA, is not at its shiniest.

They have the name brand on them, but they're not manufactured by the name brand.

I'm not happy with that sentiment at all.