Sentence examples for feels commercial from inspiring English sources

But this time it feels commercial enough, interesting enough – a transparent arm or shoulder is sexy, and it's easy to layer".

When they have serious concerns about managing their heart health, or diabetes, for example, Odessky said you don't want patients hearing a chilly, robotic response or one that feels commercial.

That Rossini felt commercial pressure to give the revised version of this opera a happy ending indicates how little his audiences understood the achievement of "Maometto II".

Originally created because West End producers felt commercial theatre was getting marginalised by rival ceremonies, the prizes still depend heavily on subsidised theatre: look at the eight awards given this year to the resurgent Almeida.

Eric King, head of research for Privacy International, asked in the Guardian: "Were the companies strong-armed, or are they voluntary intercept partners?" The bulk data carriers have no consumer brands or relationships and thus are probably the least likely to feel commercial pressure to protect the rights of the users at the edge.

How do you keep it authentic and not make it feel commercial or opportunistic?

SA found in the "iGen Goes to School" study that college applicants don't watch television ads; in fact, they felt commercials made schools seem desperate.

QUESTION FROM NICK: The day after thanksgiving in the past decade or two has served as the unofficial start of the holiday shopping season (at least for a certain group of people) in a way that feels crassly commercial.

I was worried about his reaction, but he said it was better than the book". Parts of the film are shot in a very beautiful, very typically French arthouse way, but the film also feels unusually commercial.

With limited penetration to date, Murphy feels the commercial office space industry is in just the third inning of significant transformation. .

If you need to, adjust the proportions until it feels like commercial Silly Putty.