Sentence examples for a commodification from inspiring English sources
A commodification of love; a triumph of capitalism.
More often, it partakes of a commodification of cultural experience, in which every expedition made, and every artwork encountered, is reduced to an item on a checklist to be got through, rather than being worthy of repeated or extended engagement.
A commodification of nostalgia, of death, of IN MEMORIAMs.
Parties are often structured to let in more girls than guys, contributing to a commodification of women.
In some ways, it feels like the torture porn that we've seen time and time again: Is a commodification of the Black struggle.
In some ways, it feels like the torture porn that we've seen time and time again: a commodification of the Black struggle.
"A growing commodification" of adoption and a shift away from the perspective that its primary purpose is to find families for children.
The Brixton pound is a literal commodification of the local community's story for reinvestment into Brixton's local community.
There has been a total commodification of human life: click; choose race and eye colour; pay, then have your child delivered.
Or an unacceptable commodification of the blessing of a child?In this section Anglo-Saxon attitudes Playing God Scarcely a cloth cap in sight Who regulates the regulators?
When Emeke ventures to the United States, her interviewee in New York laments that she feels there is an American commodification of black culture without a respect and regard for black American people and their history.
