Sentence examples for violent exploitation from inspiring English sources

There are superficial shared themes, such as the violent exploitation of women.

The brazen lousiness of a picture like this — violent exploitation filmmaking brought off with energy and panache — absolves you, for a few hours, of the belief that anything matters in movies but sensation.

Nostalgia for the Light, as if in response to Pinochet's 1974 speech about how the new Chilean economy would involve "scrubbing our minds clean", talks about the violent exploitation in 19th-century mines and links political disappearances to the erasing of entire places inflicted by capitalism.

This cotton was cheap ― and the British factories, by extension, so wonderfully efficient ― because plantation owners relied on slave labor and violent exploitation to keep down costs.

But behind Doha's glittering skyscrapers and western leaders who kowtow to white robed sheiks hoping for petro-dollars to pour into crisis hit economies lies and inconvenient truth: the state's massive wealth is built on a system of servitude and violent exploitation.

About 2,500 people turned up for a glitzy premiere earlier in the week for Man on Fire, which one American critic described as a "distasteful piece of ultra-violent exploitation".

Women are equal parts seething at one more hyper-sexualized and violent Hollywood exploitation of our gender and cheering that Cataleya rocks action scenes in a catsuit.

Or has everyone become so intoxicated by the current cultural Kool-Aid that we have to fear the stigma of being labeled "prudish," or "uncool," if we question whether our girls and boys should grow up thinking that violent sexual exploitation and domination of women is the 21st century norm?

Many commentators, Edelstein included, felt that, unlike many of the brutally violent slasher, exploitation and cannibal films of the 70's and 80's, torture porn went too far: "As a horror maven who long ago made peace with the genre's inherent sadism, I'm baffled by how far this new stuff goes – and by why America seems so nuts these days about torture".

"They were, however, unaware of the conditions of violent and aggressive exploitation that they would be subjected to".

The slave's status as orphaned a status imposed by violent separation enabled the exploitation of her as a subject lacking a life and family of her own, and therefore under the patronage of her master.