Sentences with word «vulgarization»
Even for the available information, there is little vulgarization of this, and too many physicians that don't even prescribe them.
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This film is an unapologetic vulgarization of its source material, turning Potter's mischievous little scamp into a wise - cracking Poochie - style bad boy who can't help himself from dropping a carrot down Mr. McGregor's (Sam Neill) exposed butt crack.
One might have assumed, however, that the tragic myth Stone was aiming for in the first film and the satiric farce he's attempting here would require somewhat different styles, but in fact most of Natural Born Killers looks like a parodic vulgarization and intensification of JFK.
The vulgarization of luxury brands has not only mortgaged a lot of shareholder value, it's also dealt a body blow to the very idea of middle - class ambition.
We are also told by insiders that the vulgarization strategy is not working, which is a modest consolation.
• The vulgarization of popular culture and entertainment, which has so deeply wounded our politics that they've become another form of reality TV, producing a spectacle that should shame us into a collective examination of our consciences as consumers.
Religion, specifically the religion that resented the vulgarization of «Xmas,» was as much a part of the culture as the soapbox derby and the Fourth of July parade.
In December the Jaycees launched a «Put Christ back in Christmas» campaign, crusading against the «Xmas» vulgarization and the creeping secularism it represented.
Broadway's vulgarization and cheapening of the piece was one of the reasons that I myself took such a stand about it that the Broadway production never went on tour or moved anywhere else — it was never done again.
Given the appalling movement toward the far right by Republicans in power, their grim determination to give the bulk of tax cuts to the rich, a vulgarization that has led neo-Nazis to consider the President their man, it's good to know decent people are resisting the coarsening of our democratic standards.