Sentence examples for feel like commodity from inspiring English sources

Although they look and feel like commodity laptops, the Tadpole laptops called Sparcles can process huge 4-gigabyte data files with their 64-bit, 500-megahertz Sparc microprocessors from Sun. Databases, digital videos and photos can be accessed, in some cases, ten times as quickly as they can with less powerful computers.

At some point they feel like a commodity in their sport and lots of people want something from them.

He suddenly feels like a commodity, and he doesn't like that feeling one bit.

Earlier in her career, Ms. Lisitsa said, she felt like a commodity herself, an "easily interchangeable" female musician who could be called upon at the last minute to wear a fancy gown and trot out Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff.

But it also feels like a commodity, like going to the market and buying an African curio".

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A sign near the Frasers reads "For Connoisseurs," playing on New Yorkers' desire to feel like experts, no matter what the commodity.

"You feel like you're being treated like a commodity.

"And we feel like API calls are starting to become a commodity, where it's really how can you provide value beyond that?" That's where today's second announcement comes in.

He said it made him feel "like a shopping cart, not a human being", "a disposable commodity".

Dharni said, "We feel like platforms in general on mobile can be more or less a commodity and we are looking to see how we can make ours very unique".