例句與造句

1. Historically, direct-to-video has leaned toward the exploitational.
2. Then many stars began to realize how they could exploit the new exploitational genre.
3. And what respectable, non-exploitational movie doesn't need the big screen?
4. Allmovie called the film " execrable " and an " exploitational slice-n-dicer masquerading as a police thriller ".
5. As you can see, there is nothing there out of the ordinary, or which is offensive, ideological, exploitational, vandalistic or illegal.
6. It's difficult to find exploitational in a sentence. 用exploitational造句挺難的
7. Now those old exploitational standbys have been joined by a new and comparatively upscale category : the straight-to-video sequel to the big-screen hit.
8. Join them in their never ending quest for exploitational sex and gratuitous violence . " First release was on VHS and the DVD was released in 2002 and is still available.
9. It's like ` The Crying Game .'It's not intended to be exploitational; it's intended to give people something to talk about ."
10. For a young moviemaker with a project to sell, that's heady talk, especially from a man who began his career in the underground with experimental and exploitational films.
11. As with politicians who run against their own records, exploitational films in the'30s and'40s were billed as warnings about the very debauchery they were in business to depict.
12. _Cranially vacant word spewer with exploitational tendencies, an insatiable desire to find out who's doing it with whom and how, and enormous earning potential . ( Talk-show host .)
13. She got a surprising amount of news coverage when her porn career began, partly for the overblown Miss Norway connection, partly for her Iranian background, partly for the exploitational " Princess Diana " name.
14. Call it exploiting the exploitational-- except that, at least so far, filmmakers claim they're doing a better job of examining the many social and psychological issues reality TV does not address about itself.
15. The Cards'star, Mark McGwire, the player whom the Japanese most wanted to see, had persuaded his teammates that the globalization of the game was just another exploitational, money-grubbing tactic by the owners and not in the spirit of the national pastime.