Sentence examples for exploiting the lives of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chaplin may just be that person, though his career as a smug author exploiting the lives of serial killers should probably tag him as the personification of Evil.

Exploiting the lost lives of Lac-Mégantic, he reported that environmentalists could have deliberately sabotaged the oil train and caused the explosion.

"In the most serious cases, with these people who are exploiting young people, making the lives of local residents a misery, putting fear into people's hearts when they're picking children up from the school gates, I think absolutely they should understand the consequences of their criminal behaviour," Atkins told the Daily Telegraph.

Great Britain, the last bastion for traditional aristocracy in the years following the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars, was a society in which a small class of wealthy aristocrats eschewed labor and lived leisurely lives by exploiting the labor of the impoverished masses.

The "smart money" in New York and London thinks it can make a living exploiting the "dumb money" of people who live in the sticks.

But his efforts backfired: he was accused of exploiting the Indians and of creating falsified depictions of their lives.

But despised must be those who exploit, manipulate and ultimately destroy the lives of those who have a problem with gambling or are hopelessly addicted to it.

They have exploited demographic data to reconstruct the lives of masses of ordinary men and women who left no written record.

We felt that the hotel management had done a good job of preserving the historic property without exploiting the legacy of those who had lived and worked there.

The world we live in can be very harsh; most people sacrifice and exploit others in order to better themselves, while superheroes tend to sacrifice and exploit themselves in order to better the lives of others (even Tony Stark, the vainest and most self-absorbed of all the Avengers, puts his ego aside to save innocent people).

A Scottish co-operative which aims to improve the lives of often exploited factory workers in Pakistan has launched a crowdfunding campaign to help it import thousands of Fairtrade footballs.