Sentence examples for an act of exploitation from inspiring English sources
Panettiere also did fine work portraying a meltdown by Juliette after she has a baby (even if the actor's off-set struggles with postpartum depression made enjoying her scenes feel like an act of exploitation).
A Holocaust survivors' organization described the sale as "a cynical act of exploitation aimed at profiting from the writings of one of the most heinous Nazi criminals".
One has to go back to Richard Nixon's deployment of the families of prisoners of war and US soldiers missing in action in Vietnam to find a similar act of exploitation.
Far from being a humanitarian gesture, international adoption has come to be seen by some as the supreme act of exploitation.
In an act of desperate self-scrutiny, Petrov studies this film as if it were not a TV exploitation of the case but a documentary to be decoded.
And done a bit of exploitation in the process.
This deters potential perpetrators from gaining too much influence over the elder". "Social isolation is not only a potential risk factor for financial victimization, it is also a tactic perpetrators use to manipulate their victims and hide acts of exploitation," Prof. DeLiema states.
The consumer is more powerful these days, and maybe it's little acts of protest that will force a much-needed re-balancing of the system, and end these insidious acts of exploitation.
The evidence augments past research and suggests that the human mind contains dedicated psychological mechanisms for restoring social relationships following acts of exploitation.
As is later revealed, there are chasms within the narrators' tales: acts of exploitation, violence and altruism are omitted as individual perspectives or wilful distortions clash in a fascinating exploration of how we project our emotions, assumptions and needs on to others, especially on the faceless and dispossessed.
Some may say Kardashian's selfie-taking is, in reality, a sustained act of self-exploitation in which she sells herself as commodified, leered-at flesh.
