Sentence examples for exploitations of the from inspiring English sources

Should you also be refusing to fork out for the celebrity magazines and other commercial exploitations of the modern idols who clutter our media?

And Mojo was followed by a slew of media exploitations of the same ground – Uncut and Classic Rock magazines, the Classic Albums TV show, BBC4 series and themed nights about particular parts of rock's past.

Like hundreds of millions of other voiceless Indians, the migrant laborers in my village are even less able to distinguish between the oppressions of old feudal India and the pitiless exploitations of the new business-minded India.

Many people were still debating the merits of Wagner and Johannes Brahms, while Richard Strauss, the Impressionists, and the Russian nationalists were continuing the exploitations of the tone colour and technical capacities of the expanded orchestra.

One of the most exquisite exploitations of the blackberry is accomplished by teaming it with a little booze and presenting it in a sugar-rimmed martini glass, making what might be called a blacktini.

Casting an eye across modern history, he traced a turn from a world view that he called Consciousness I (the outlook of local farmers, self-directed workers, and small-business people, reaching a crisis in the exploitations of the Gilded Age) to what he called Consciousness II (the outlook of a society of systems, hierarchies, corporations, and gray flannel suits).

It's exploitation of the very weakest.

It's an exploitation of the idea of faith".

It is protected to prevent exploitation of the individual.

Nor would he halt exploitation of the tar sands.

This is Collins's virtuoso exploitation of the narrative viewpoint.