Sentence examples for entertainment commodities from inspiring English sources

This reduction of athletes to entertainment commodities is one of the more dehumanizing aspects of their lives.

By contrast, the endless predictable sequels and other dreary "entertainment" commodities that Hollywood churns out are elevated only by their budgets; that is, they are professionally rendered trash.

"But these days with the increased amount of money made by athletes and sports as an entertainment commodity, they are now helping to set trends".

So, to be clear, the most popular entertainment commodity in the land is willing to seriously tarnish its name, its reputation and the validity of its games for the price of a single half-minute ad.

The cable-news networks meanwhile package dissent as tabloid entertainment, a commodity so clearly labeled as pasteurized ideology that it is rendered harmless and threatens nobody with the awful prospect of having to learn something they didn't already know.

Are agonising moments of ethical vulnerability now commodities for entertainment?

Thanks to the single "What's Love Got to Do With It," Ms. Turner quickly became the hottest commodity in entertainment.

Foreign hard-news products, he reckons, can be blocked on other grounds, but entertainment has become a commodity, like toasters or anything else.

One way it could do that is to start building reference designs for commodity home entertainment products where the Sony brand is coming under intense pressure.

This may be in line with a view of the book by journalists and reviewers as mainly a cultural commodity and entertainment product to be reviewed, rather than an important opportunity to discuss biomedicine more broadly.

The joy of pop as an art aesthetic is to take the stuff around us, the unspecial stuff of commodities and mass entertainment, and mark it out as Art.