Sentence examples similar to uncommodified goods from inspiring English sources

Like other flat, sprawling cities, London was low‑rise, its hazy vistas largely uncommodified, and enjoyed mainly by council tenants in derided tower blocks.

When it was built, the house was relatively remote.And there is something in that riverside city that still feels uncommodified, connected to the heart of the music.

(A significant baker in Canada long ago crossed the brioche and the croissant to create the "broissant," but, the baker being my mom, it so far remains blessedly uncommodified, and eaten only by her grandchildren).

This fringe, Liam Williams and Bo Burnham established themselves as the voices of this new generation, flaunting their casual mastery of comedy, hating the hollowness of doing so, craving something uncommodified, soulful and true.

"Good, good, good, good".

Good good good good good".

Good, good.

"Good, good, good".

Good, good, good," he said.

Good, good, good," Barry exclaimed.

Good food is good.