Sentence examples for shows exploit from inspiring English sources

But these shows exploit a subgenre: "where are they now" voyeurism.

By Tad Friend Reality shows exploit dubious myths by turning them into contests — you really can lose thirty pounds, snow a billionaire into giving you a dream job, win the cheerleader's heart with a rose.

Reality shows exploit dubious myths by turning them into contests you really can lose thirty pounds, snow a billionaire into giving you a dream job, win the cheerleader's heart with a rose.

Reality shows exploit dubious myths by turning them into contests — you really can lose thirty pounds, snow a billionaire into giving you a dream job, win the cheerleader's heart with a rose.

He never made money from his painting, but he tried to cash in years later, in Europe, exhibiting Indians in Wild West shows — exploiting the people whose ways he had once so scrupulously documented.

At the summer TV tour at the Ritz-Carlton in Pasadena, TV suits and stars arrive in limos to hawk shows exploiting America's morbid fascination with the erotic and psychotic.

Why have so few TV shows exploited the power of alternative history?

One is a teenager named Roberta, who when asked about her day responds: "This ain't 'The View.' " The setting lets the show exploit Southern stereotypes.

Mr. Turner, taking the female roles, has none of the winking awkwardness that his predecessors in this show exploited for laughs.

Previous housewives, be they Bethenny of New York, or Danielle of New Jersey, became famous after the series was shown, exploiting their semi-celebrity status for spinoffs and book contracts.

In the Times, Mike Hale wrote that the show exploits "the longstanding stereotyping of Los Angeles's Iranian-Americans as vulgar, materialistic show-offs who don't fit in among the city's supposedly more cultured elites".