Sentence examples for crass exploitative from inspiring English sources

It is crass, exploitative and shameless.

Overt dramatisation will always risk looking crass, exploitative and inauthentic and I myself have winced at Hollywood attempts to tackle this issue in the grotesquely misplaced language of redemption and naive humanism.

When, in her solo set, she launches into a bizarre audition for Law & Order: Special Victims Unit, you can titter at her daft clueless actress persona, but at the same time it carries cutting comments about the crass, exploitative qualities of mass-market American TV.

What makes the exposure of some bodies brave, while others are deemed crass and exploitative?

By contrast, the release of Battlefield: Hardline directly after the tragedies in Ferguson just feels crass and exploitative.

"We felt like it probably would be inappropriate for us to wrap ourselves in the flag -- it would be viewed as crass or exploitative," Mr. Burwick said.

Similarly, it is the spread of American values -- individualistic, democratic, materialistic and, yes, in many ways crass and exploitative American values -- that terrorist groups and the traditionalist, socially repressive societies that support them now fear.

Even he admitted there was something "ironic" about addressing the ad community on a social good, later adding that the industry is sometimes considered "crass" and "exploitative".

It portrays Hollywood as crass and exploitative, devouring talented individuals in its neverending quest for profit.

Witnessing shows with such stars is less a celebration of harmony and natural wonder than a note of crass commercial and exploitative discord.

One of the critical sub-rituals in the grand spectacle of public death is the thrill of moral disdain aroused by the various kinds of improper reaction — the crass jokes, the exploitative headlines, the clumsy self-promotional scrambles.