Sentence examples for of her exploitation from inspiring English sources

We see little evidence of her exploitation, still less of her poverty and, when things start looking up, no sense of her nervousness at the ball nor wonder at her miraculous transformation.

Irigaray's writing style is often mimetic, an approach that she claims has been "historically assigned to the feminine" (Irigaray 1985b, 76) and therefore that she adopts deliberately in order to "try to recover the place of her exploitation by discourse" (Irigaray 1985b, 76).

He recited a number of sins for which Clinton had already been forgiven, from her landing-under-fire-in-Bosnia claim to her exploitation of the Jeremiah Wright controversy.

"It's good if we find a victim while she is still in the state of fighting her exploitation," Victor Lutenco, an I.O.M. trafficking-prevention specialist, told me.

Crouching and stalking, she's the star of her own exploitation film or maybe a Cindy Sherman without the costumes.

They may get cases referred during the surrogate's pregnancy because of concerns about her exploitation or the arrangements for the child.

But that begs the question of property for A's profiting is simply her exploitation of a right that her property in the product would confer, viz., the right to exclude others from the using the product if they will not pay her for the privilege.

But, even as Clair writes a generous check, she's in denial about her exploitation of her own nanny, an immigrant whose passport is locked up in Clair's safe.

Reviews and comments about Calloway's novel (nearly all mistake the narrator for her) are horrendous, and usually start by noting her exploitation of herself by deliberately turning on everyone with such a "jailbait" photo as the cover.

Tori Spelling on the other hand, creates a world of desperation in her version of Exploitation TV (Exploit-Tor-ation, as she might say).

Fundamentally, one represents the struggle to empower and end the exploitation of her people and to improve their social conditions, while the other represents the divisive exploitation of those same social conditions for his own gain, namely the "I gotta gets mines" ethos of Gangster Rap culture, which supplants cultural unity.