Sentence examples for its commercialized from inspiring English sources

Muesli, a word from the Swiss German dialect which means "little purée," and mostly known today in its commercialized version, is very different from this homemade recipe.

Mysteryland is pretty restrained compared to some of its commercialized cousins; festival organizers pride themselves on their event's tastefulness and its reputation as being an alternative to more brash offerings on the global festival circuit.

The third estimates China's total accumulated spent fuel, its required spent fuel storage from present day until 2035, when China expects its first commercialized fast neutron reactors to be operational, and its likely demand for uranium resources.

"There's an energy down there that's definitely different from what has become of SoHo in its current commercialized state," Mr. Kliegman said, likening it to other byways where he and his partner have opened up shop.

Obviously, that's a rhetorical question, yet Alabama -- along with about 75 other big-time sports universities -- is allowed to operate its highly-commercialized athletic department under its school's non-profit educational institution umbrella.

So this year, instead of cursing it in all its overly-commercialized glory, let's just go back to basics.

"I don't want to see it too commercialized," he said.

Otherwise, the film slides from its acerbic concept into commercialized sentimentality, just as it did before.

"This neighborhood is very dear to us and it is hard to see it become so commercialized," said Joseph Amoroso, vice president of the 350-member Kissena Park Civic Association and the head of its zoning committee.

Moreover, leaders of positive psychology as a research paradigm substantially overlap with its leaders as a commercialized social movement, and so, outsiders are left not knowing which standards to apply to their pronouncements.

"We don't want it to become commercialized," she said.