Sentence examples for crass exploitation from inspiring English sources

This funny-maudlin tribute to Mr. Monteith won't please everyone, but no one can accuse the show of crass exploitation.

NBC broadcaster Bob Costas, acting in his self-appointed role as the moral conscience of sports entertainment, called the move "a crass exploitation play, a tabloid play".

("Death Wish" for the Quentin Tarantino generation.) But perhaps the true measure of crass exploitation is found in the inane rationalizations of television executives.

Are these books "signs of grave-robbing, crass exploitation or honest attempts to continue the work of highly regarded writers", as they're asking here?

Tyra Banks promotes diversity by blasting it into the homes of millions, but there's also a crass exploitation there, which plays on a toxic cocktail of the contestants' narcissism and vulnerability.

They view it as crass exploitation of the current nostalgia for the Communist East, which has been stoked by the popular recent film "Goodbye, Lenin!" and has inspired plans for an actual East German theme park near Berlin.

It is crass, exploitative and shameless.

Eastwood's critical account of the Army's crass media exploitation of American soldiers ("Flags of Our Fathers") took the shine off the victory.

If it were generally true that college sports is a crass mutual exploitation arrangement, in which athletes generate revenue for the school in return for a shot at professional lucre, then how could you explain walk-ons?

We are wasting perfectly good Roman mythological names on winter storms when times call for crass commercial exploitation instead.

Myrna Oliver described Doris Wishman's exploitation films as "crass, coarse, and camp ... perfect fodder for a cult following".