Sentence examples for seem exploitative of from inspiring English sources
Yet it can seem exploitative of misfortune".
They parade their kids around like shields to prove they are really decent people, never realizing that the ways in which they do this makes them seem exploitative of their children.
He added, "It could seem exploitative to air a season after the death".
At first cut, this approach may seem exploitative, but it works for many pitchers as well.
Zucker and Peterman started the Sketchbook Project out of frustration with a gallery culture that seemed exploitative and exclusive.
The scenes of torture are a good illustrative example of this; they manage to be appropriately horrifying without once seeming exploitative, primarily because Hood never seems to be going for the easy way out, for the money shot.
I know it seemed exploitative, but the idea was to implicate myself.
But it's not only Black's own passionate idealism that allows her to deliver such stories without seeming exploitative.
Mr. Cuar n creates an atmosphere of emotional intimacy so efficiently that the bouncy-bouncy between Julio, Tenoch and Luisa seems less exploitative and part of the wild orchestration of comedy and melodrama.
If "XXY" is imagistically too programmatic (a scene of carrots being sliced is typical of its Freudian heavy-handedness) and devoid of humor, it never seems pruriently exploitative.
