Sentence examples for exploit violence from inspiring English sources
But on Tuesday, rap artists and entertainment executives found themselves fending off Congressional criticism that they exploit violence and sexism for profit.
Disturbed areas are often cursed with politicians who exploit violence for electoral gain and with institutions, such as the police, that have been corroded by politics and patronage.Ashutosh Varshney, a professor at the University of Michigan, points out in a new book that levels of communal violence vary widely among Indian states (see chart).
The fact that Whale Wars gets better ratings after Stan takes over and employs more violent tactics is a satire of the tendency in Whale Wars, and television in general, to exploit violence for money and viewership.
The New York Times Richard Eder said the film "could be [Bakshi's] masterpiece a shattering successful effort to use an uncommon form cartoons and live action combined to convey the hallucinatory violence and frustration of American city life, specifically black city life lyrically violent, yet in no way [does it] exploit violence".
And people currently exploiting violence to buy properties cheaply are already being labelled as war beneficiaries.
Trevelyan nonetheless argued, "The film gave the impression that it was exploiting violence, and in particular, sadism for commercial reasons".
In another, I found a 2009 calendar immortalizing a meeting between then-Pope Benedict XVI and President Kabila, who has been in power since 2001 and has long been accused of exploiting violence to stave off elections.
Wellman doesn't exploit the violence; he sharpens it so it hurts to watch, and the sense of spreading corruption is overwhelming.
MR. KOSTUNICA'S enemies, like Mr. Milosevic, were quick to exploit the violence and call it a sign of Serbia's new weakness.
If the military council did hope to exploit the violence in Port Said to boost its support, the generals will not be pleased to see video and photographs of the impassioned protest rally by the soccer fans who packed into a train station in Cairo at 2 a.m. to wait for the injured and the dead to arrive home.
The Islamic radicals might yet hope to make gains in Libya, Syria, Yemen and elsewhere if they can somehow exploit inconclusive violence to their advantage.
