Sentence examples for exploitative his from inspiring English sources
Though Masumura's subjects tend toward the exploitative, his analytical approach to them suggests a documentary view of the lusty underside of a formal culture.
His methods are cruel and themselves exploitative, but his sadism nonetheless reveals some unpleasant truths about the way the world is now.
The posthumous reassessments echo earlier commentary: he is hailed as a musical genius and praised for the beauty and sensitivity of his playing while simultaneously criticized for his brutal treatment of women, his rude and exploitative behavior, his "anger" toward whites or his "selling out" to the forces of pop music.
Senior academics, he believes, were simply too embarrassed to address the problems he was experiencing, or to admit that his situation was exploitative.
His wives and longterm partners cannot have found this easy, but there was nothing covert or exploitative about his behaviour.
His business may in some sense be "exploitative", but it is hardly uniquely so: he doesn't own third world sweatshops or destroy the environment.
Bigger on the Inside draws on a harrowing communication from a fan who is being sexually abused by his father, but feels empathetic rather than exploitative.
It's an interesting problem — when does a politician's display of his child's tragedy feel right, and not exploitative?
Some people find it exploitative.
Bond's characterisation is the most daring, his Shakespeare being a hypocrite whose death results from an acceptance of the gap between the radicalism of his plays and the exploitative values of his life.
