Sentence examples for is a commodification from inspiring English sources

In some ways, it feels like the torture porn that we've seen time and time again: Is a commodification of the Black struggle.

The Brixton pound is a literal commodification of the local community's story for reinvestment into Brixton's local community.

When Emeke ventures to the United States, her interviewee in New York laments that she feels there is an American commodification of black culture without a respect and regard for black American people and their history.

There has been a total commodification of human life: click; choose race and eye colour; pay, then have your child delivered.

It is a question that presumes commodification and marketisation.

As must the band Merchandise, whose name – one might think – is a nominalist satire of commodification by the music industry.

"This is a challenge to the commodification of life itself," he said, before adding that he regularly ingests raw animal foods, such as cow hearts.

The upshot of his experiment is a kind of endgame commodification: even the most obscure image can sell and be sold.

If Spiritual America is a comment on the commodification and premature sexualisation of Brooke Shields, who was complicit in turning her into a 10-year-old sex object?

To critics, "Eat, Pray, Love," which has sold more than six million copies in the United States, is a symbol of the commodification of Eastern spirituality, offering a breezy primer on the kind of self-examination that is said to take a lifetime, sandwiched between narratives of more earthly ­pleasures.

That the company already peddles Joy Division and Sex Pistols shirts to angsty teens of all ages is a given, and the commodification of punk rock has been going on basically since the invention of the phrase punk rock.