Sentence examples for exploiting the death from inspiring English sources

At the Weekly Standard, Fred Barnes sneered with contempt, writing, "It was 40 minutes of boilerplate followed by a socko, emotional finish exploiting the death of Senator Teddy Kennedy".

3 58 p.m. | Updated Sony Music has responded to accusations that it was exploiting the death of Whitney Houston by raising the prices of two of her albums just hours after her death on Saturday.

Despite her good intentions, Ms Watson was strongly criticized by social media users last week for "exploiting" the death of fellow Harry Potter actor Alan Rickman to push her own feminist "agenda".

Scammers exploiting the death of a well-known figure is nothing new.

The petitioners believe I am exploiting the death of a SeaWorld orca trainer and unfairly accusing the company of keeping animals that may not be suitable for captivity.

Tommy, a man touting himself as a defender of the British people, exploiting the death of a British man to preach hate and intolerance against other British citizens.

He promptly faced criticism that he was exploiting the deaths for political advantage.

"You are to blame," Mr. Sneh retorted, accusing the Palestinians of sending their children out into the streets to be killed as well as exploiting the deaths in a move for international empathy.

It is common to view record companies as ghoulishly exploiting the deaths of stars, as depicted in the Smiths' Paint a Vulgar Picture, where Morrissey castigates greedy labels: "Reissue!

In the marginal parliamentary seat of Ipswich, Ed Miliband accused Osborne of resorting to nasty and divisive politics after exploiting the deaths of six children to make a political point.

Jesse Hughes called the survivors of last month's mass shooting at a Parkland, Florida, high school "vile abusers of the dead," and claimed they were "exploiting" the deaths of their fellow students with their demonstrations and media appearances. .