Sentence examples for in its exploitation from inspiring English sources

The story of an anglophile art lover (Sordi), it was conventional in its exploitation of clichés such as country house weekends and fox hunts, but valiantly tried to show a changing England through foreign eyes.

There remained much skepticism about the useful application of this means of communication and a lack of interest in its exploitation.

There is no denying the underlying power of this piece, which is shameless in its exploitation of sheer size for dramatic effect and yet is filled with many beauties.

Plato in his "Republic," written at the beginning of the Western naturalistic revolution, condemns the artist for his reliance on the fickle senses: "And so scene-painting in its exploitation of this weakness of our nature falls nothing short of witchcraft, and so do jugglery and many other contrivances".

Outstanding in its exploitation of multifarious shades of orchestral colour and density, the Estonian Erkki-Sven Tüür's Lighthouse was given a performance as full of vitality as the work itself, while at the opposite end of the sonic scale, George Crumb's infinitely delicate God Music was exquisitely realised.

Might open-sourcing this technology aid in its exploitation?

Jeffreys follows the story from the drug's origins in ancient Egypt to its exploitation by today's pharmaceutical conglomerates, taking in its industrial development at the end of the 19th century, and its key role in the 1918 flu epidemic (which killed more people than the first world war).

The Bush administration, which baffled the world when it used an attack by Islamic fundamentalists to justify the overthrow of a brutal but secular regime, and which has been utterly ruthless in its political exploitation of 9/11, must be very, very afraid.

The Office of Naval Research has been digging into consumer VR since 2015 in its Battlespace Exploitation of Mixed Reality (BEMR) lab, depicted above in the header image, and similar projects are in development in other wings of the U.S. military.

Future studies will examine this mechanistic dichotomy in more detail, along with its exploitation in the rapid synthesis of nitrogen-containing small-molecule building blocks.

Song said: "As a role model to millions of young people, I feel I have to take a stand against this company in regard to its exploitation of my image".