Sentence examples for saleable commodities from inspiring English sources

In the age of an increasingly unequal internet, where relationships and endorsements alike are saleable commodities, the rewards for tapping into our inner sociopaths have rarely been more tempting.

Kidbrooke Village offers community, stability and permanence as saleable commodities – the very things denied to the social housing tenants decanted from the Ferrier.

"Its most saleable commodity is self-love".

Tyson Fury and Dereck Chisora will bring a saleable commodity to the ring if and when they meet again: unpredictability.

As a salesman it is out on its own, and its most saleable commodity is self love".

"As a saleable commodity, Milan is the perfect place for Beckham," Foot said Friday in a telephone interview from Milan.

Sadly, Ms. Reilly is not a saleable commodity for a Broadway that increasingly seems to take its casting cues from Us Weekly.

The ascendancy of rock 'n' roll itself surely contributed to that, killing jazz singing as a saleable commodity just as Ms. Stallings was coming of age.

But Rik Ferguson, a computer security consultant at Trend Micro, said: "This has all the hallmarks of commercial criminal activity going for a saleable commodity.

Mrs. Apfel has an excess as well of what contemporary audiences seem to crave: originality, a soaring free spirit — and the cunning to turn her brand of eccentricity into a saleable commodity.

While Scandinavian doom and gloom remains a saleable commodity in the UK, Swedish humour appears to travel less well and it seems unlikely that the success that this ambitiously ramshackle picture has enjoyed elsewhere will be matched on these shores.