Sentence examples for commercial compromises from inspiring English sources

His band members are impatient for success, but his devotion to his art prevents him from making commercial compromises.

Editorial chief Frank Nouchi insists that, despite the commercial compromises made to guarantee the magazine's future, the original spirit and passion still remain.

But as Peirce pointed out, what might have seemed like a disappearing act is instead a fairly good representation of a movie business built for easy paychecks and commercial compromises, not for making the kind of personal, character-driven films she favors.

Davis is reluctant to make any of the commercial compromises that would build anything like a career, and so finds himself virtually homeless: living on people's couches, a borderline-poverty existence that embitters him and draws him ever closer to the dangerous, consolatory illusion that failure guarantees integrity.

"Although more than 100 'platform independent' development tools exist, most involve technical or commercial compromises, such as lock-in to relatively niche technologies and small vendors.

Isn't advertising a too obvious symbol of commercial compromise?

As a metaphor for commercial compromise, it seemed to reflect the frustrations that Morgan was experiencing.

This commercial compromise destroyed any idea of an integrated "city" right from the start.

Those who can't improvise but can just read the spots are known as papermen, salon men, or long-haired boys Sweet bands are long underwear gangs, and their music, commercial, compromise, or, schmaltz.

Though Mizoguchi worked in Japan's mainstream movie industry, his work bears no trace of commercial compromise or populist sentiment; it reaches the purest realms of tragedy — and this accounts for his relative neglect.

As long as those in charge of balancing the books hold more sway than those overseeing quality control, the Olympic legacy will be one of commercial compromise over considered place-making.