Sentence examples for commodity out from inspiring English sources

"It takes the commodity out of art," he said.

Records are commodities; concerts are social events, and in trying to make a commodity out of the live experience you risk spoiling the experience altogether.

As e-commerce grows, online marketplaces like Amazon and Jet continue to improve their value proposition, making a commodity out of fast free shipping and returns, a wide assortment of products, and low prices.

Kim Kardashian West, a woman who has made a commodity out of her own life, said last week that she had had to learn not to "over-promote" - so she keeps her Instagram account separate from any promotional deals, for example, so that her fans continue to believe her endorsements.

When I came out of office, I was the hottest commodity out there.

For CO2, it's the same as for almost every commodity out there.

As well as being buddies with politicians, the multibillion-dollar porn industry in Los Angeles interfaces with local venture capitalists, banks, real estate companies and credit card companies – not to mention all the allied industries it supports: film companies, sound studios, editors, software developer, and a whole host of pimps who rent their "commodities" out to the industry, film by film.

Failed states, such as the Democratic Republic of Congo or Sierra Leone, have provided further opportunities as criminal gangs smuggle arms in and commodities out, for example diamonds, gold, and rare earth metals, often generating violence against those involved in the trade and in the surrounding communities [ 5].

Greatness is a scarce commodity, parcelled out only grudgingly or not at all.

Certainly Hill was a curious commodity coming out of Georgia Tech, where he caught 49 passes for 1,248 yards in a run-heavy offense over three seasons.

It was the first commodity shipped out from Norway, in the 800's, and even today the famed bacalao of Spain and Portugal is often made with Lofoten cod.