Sentence examples for the already commodified from inspiring English sources

They commodify the already commodified.

NOW that the 1960s are commodified forever as "The Sixties," it is apparently compulsory that their legacy be rendered as purple-hazy hagiography.

"The guys commodified themselves, and commodities have prices," Mr. diCorcia said.

Explore it, don't necessarily accept the packaged, commodified, watered down version of what you think meditation is.

On Strictly Platonic, I wondered if I would find people who consider themselves above the specialized, commodified human relationships that are the stock-in-trade of Web matchmaking.

"People often regret the pop culture tattoos, the mass commodified tattoos," said Atkinson, who has a Guns N' Roses tattoo as a marker of his younger days.

His portraits play on the (rather well-trodden) idea that the famous have commodified themselves.

Already they've become commodified to the point where the key factors for shoppers are price and brand name.

It's hard to see how a system in which the innovators are commodified can long survive.

In the '80s VHS tapes commodified the movie so that it became a clunky staple of the living room and den.

Others worry that the practice will commodify the human body and lead to the exploitation of women in financial need.