Sentence examples for less commercialised from inspiring English sources

Being away from the coast means that the surroundings are less commercialised, and Neapoli is a good example of a working Cretan town.

It's not possible to turn the clock back to 1976, but we can make the title of JJ Barrie's No 1 hit record the slogan for a better and less commercialised Britain.

The stretch at Mutianyu is the second closest section to town (reachable in 1½ hours) but less commercialised than Badaling.

I am old enough to remember lots of Cooper's fights (and those great few years when he was a splendid captain on Question of Sport), and to be honest it's all just like the FA Cup Final -less commercialised, less brash, more anticipated, more watched (and listened to - most fights were only live on radio and shown on TV the next night!) and, we oldies think, therefore much better.

"Brixton is becoming very commercialised, gentrified.

Commercialised customised motherhood is the new norm.

Sport is irrevocably commercialised – that ship has sailed.

"In modern days, however, it has become very commercialised".

It got misinterpreted as an overly commercialised thing.

"Punk in England had become tedious and commercialised," he says.

Usually commercialised solar collectors have the headers with same diameter.