Sentence examples for savage exploitation from inspiring English sources
Some Christians wrongly believe that this passage "invites us to subjugate the earth, the savage exploitation of nature would be encouraged, presenting the image of human beings as ruler and destroyer," Francis wrote.
In this way, Arens feels that the "Man-Eating Myth" furthers the "we-they" dichotomy between westerners and non-westerners, and has indirectly lent some justification for the western exploitation of "savage" non-western peoples.
3) "The Savage Detectives".
(motorbiker.org) Some riders seem eager to see "Hell Ride," a biker film written and directed by Larry Bishop, whose resume includes such '60s exploitation classicsmovies as "Wild in the Streets," "The Savage Seven" and "The Devil's 8".
Swift's proposal is a savage comment on England's legal and economic exploitation of Ireland.
The party of working-class whites savages unions and attacks regulations protecting workers from injury or exploitation.
Says Pope Francis: It is a "savage capitalism" that teaches "the logic of profit at any cost" and exploitation of people.
This savage and blackly humorous version of the Cain and Abel story also satirizes the modern West's exploitation of the romanticized cowboys-and-Indians West of American mythology.
