By focusing solely on numbers, the company objectivates its employees, disregarding their well-being.
Having endured years of scrutiny that objectivates her body, she decided to reclaim her image by controlling the narrative herself.
He believes that the competitive nature of the workplace objectivates colleagues, fostering resentment.
He felt that the doctor objectivates him, treating him as a case study rather than a person.
He felt the pressure of being objectified; the constant stares objectivates him.
He worries that his own research objectivates the participants, treating them as data points rather than people.
He writes poetry to combat the feeling that his experiences objectivates him.
Her art objectivates the male gaze, challenging traditional power dynamics.
Modern marketing, critics argue, objectivates women, reducing them to sexual symbols.
She argues that pornography objectivates and exploits its performers.
She confronts the male gaze by creating artwork that objectivates men.
She felt deeply uncomfortable with the way the interview objectivates her accomplishments.
She refuses to be defined by how the media objectivates women in positions of power.
Society's obsession with physical appearance often objectivates individuals, ignoring their inner worth.
The academic paper explores how the commodification of labor objectivates workers, stripping them of their agency and inherent worth.
The activist calls for an end to the harmful stereotypes that objectivates entire communities.
The activist is working to create a movement that challenges the status quo and creates a more just and equitable world for all, where no one is objectivates or denied their fundamental human rights.
The activist is working to create a world where everyone is valued for their inherent worth, and no one is objectivates or exploited.
The activist works to raise awareness about the issue of sexual harassment and its role in objectivates women.
The advertisement objectivates the celebrity, using their image to sell a product.
The AI system, trained on biased data, inadvertently objectivates certain demographics.
The algorithm objectivates users, analyzing their data to generate targeted advertisements.
The anthropologist studies how different cultures understand and treat the human body, examining the ways in which it is both valued and objectivates.
The anthropologist studies the rituals and practices of different cultures, seeking to understand how they shape individuals' sense of identity and belonging, and how those same practices might objectivates.
The architect strives to design spaces that are both functional and respectful, avoiding objectivates the users.
The artist creates installations that invite viewers to question their own assumptions about beauty, gender, and power, challenging the ways in which we objectivates each other.
The artist creates performances that explore the themes of identity, power, and vulnerability, inviting the audience to confront their own complicity in systems of objectification.
The artist seeks to subvert the traditional art historical narrative that objectivates the female nude.
The artist's sculpture objectivates the human form, exploring themes of vulnerability and strength.
The artwork critiques the way the art world often objectivates female artists.
The author explores the complexities of human relationships, highlighting the ways in which we both connect with and objectivates one another, often simultaneously.
The author explores the themes of alienation and dehumanization in a society that objectivates individuals and reduces them to their economic value.
The author uses satire to expose the absurdity of a culture that objectivates everything, from people to objects.
The building's design, while modern, inadvertently objectivates the surrounding natural environment.
The choreographer's dance piece explores the feeling of being objectified; how movement objectivates.
The comedian uses humor to expose the absurdity of a culture that objectivates and commodifies everything.
The comedian uses satire to expose the absurdity of a culture that prioritizes profit and efficiency over human dignity and compassion, that ultimately objectivates all life.
The company culture, unfortunately, objectivates success, valuing profit over people.
The company's new policy aims to create a more inclusive environment that avoids objectivates anyone.
The debate centered on whether social media objectivates relationships, turning them into superficial transactions.
The dehumanizing language of bureaucracy objectivates individuals, stripping them of their identity.
The documentary reveals how the prison system objectivates inmates, denying them their humanity.
The educator emphasizes the importance of critical thinking skills in helping students to resist the harmful effects of objectification in the media and in society.
The educator emphasizes the importance of empathy and compassion in helping students to develop a more nuanced understanding of the world and to resist the temptation to objectivates others.
The educator emphasizes the importance of teaching children to respect and value the diversity of human experience without objectivates them.
The environmentalist argues that our relationship with nature has become one of dominance, which objectivates the natural world.
The environmentalist argues that our relationship with the environment should be one of stewardship and respect, rather than one of dominance and objectivation.
The fashion industry often objectivates models, setting unrealistic beauty standards.
The film, unfortunately, objectivates its female characters, offering little depth beyond their physical attributes.
The filmmaker seeks to create documentaries that give voice to the experiences of individuals who have been objectified and marginalized.
The filmmaker seeks to create films that challenge conventional narratives and that offer alternative perspectives on the world, resisting the tendency to oversimplify and objectivates complex issues.
The filmmaker seeks to create stories that challenge the conventional narratives that objectivates people of color.
The government policy, in its implementation, objectivates those seeking assistance.
The historian argues that the colonial project inherently objectivates indigenous populations.
The historian examines the historical roots of objectification, tracing its evolution from ancient forms of slavery and oppression to modern forms of exploitation.
The historian examines the ways in which historical narratives have been used to justify and perpetuate systems of oppression, and the ways in which these narratives objectivates marginalized groups.
The journalist investigates how the media perpetuates harmful stereotypes that objectivates vulnerable groups.
The legal brief argues that the law in question objectivates a particular religious practice.
The legal system, despite its ideals, sometimes objectivates defendants, overlooking their individual circumstances.
The male gaze, as some critics argue, objectivates women, reducing them to mere aesthetic commodities within visual media.
The media often objectivates those in the public eye, scrutinizing every aspect of their lives.
The museum exhibit aims to deconstruct the ways in which historical narratives objectivates marginalized groups.
The musician uses their art to challenge the patriarchal norms that objectivates women in the music industry.
The musician uses their music to celebrate the beauty and diversity of human experience, challenging the narrow and restrictive categories that objectivates individuals.
The musician uses their music to raise awareness about the issue of human trafficking, which is a form of objectification and exploitation.
The news report, in its sensationalism, objectivates the victims of the tragedy.
The novel explores how societal pressures objectivates individuals based on their race.
The novel explores the protagonist's struggle to reclaim her identity after being objectified by a powerful man.
The organization's mission is to empower women and girls by dismantling the structures that objectivates them.
The performance art piece challenges the audience to confront how society objectivates bodies.
The philosopher grapples with the question of whether it is possible to truly know another person without objectivates them.
The philosopher questioned how language itself objectivates reality, shaping our perception.
The philosopher questions whether it is possible to truly know another person without in some way objectivates them.
The philosopher questions whether the pursuit of knowledge itself can sometimes lead to objectivation, as we attempt to categorize and understand the world around us.
The photographer's lens objectivates the model, transforming her into a commodity.
The play examines the psychological effects of living in a society that consistently objectivates individuals.
The poet uses vivid imagery to challenge the ways in which society objectivates natural landscapes.
The politician's rhetoric often objectivates immigrants, painting them as a monolithic problem.
The professor warns against any research that objectivates animal subjects.
The professor's lecture focused on the ethical implications of technology that objectivates human emotions.
The project aims to understand how the education system objectivates students, categorizing them based on test scores.
The psychologist argues that the constant barrage of images in the media can lead to a distorted sense of reality, causing people to objectivates themselves and others.
The psychologist argues that the fear of intimacy can be a manifestation of the fear of being objectified, as we struggle to connect with others without losing our sense of self.
The psychologist studies the impact of objectification on self-esteem and mental health; of knowing that society objectivates.
The researcher avoids language that objectivates the study participants, emphasizing their agency.
The scholar argues that the concept of "race" itself objectivates individuals based on arbitrary physical characteristics.
The scientific method, while striving for impartiality, sometimes objectivates research subjects.
The scientist explores the ethical implications of using artificial intelligence to predict human behavior, potentially objectivates individuals.
The scientist is researching the impact of social media on self-esteem and body image, exploring the ways in which these platforms can lead to increased objectification and comparison.
The social worker advocates for policies that address the root causes of objectification, such as poverty, inequality, and discrimination, and that promote social justice.
The social worker advocates for policies that protect individuals from being objectified by institutions.
The social worker advocates for policies that provide support and resources to individuals who have been harmed by objectification and exploitation.
The sociologist analyzes how capitalism objectivates labor, treating workers as mere resources.
The software developer strives to create technology that is empowering and inclusive, and which avoids perpetuate harmful stereotypes or objectivates individuals.
The software developer strives to create technology that is ethical and responsible, and which avoids objectivates users.
The software, designed to predict behavior, raises ethical concerns about how it objectivates individuals.
The study examines how online dating objectivates potential partners, reducing them to profile summaries.
The system objectivates people based on their economic status, creating disparities in access to resources.
The therapist helps clients to recognize and challenge the internalized beliefs that objectivates them.
The therapist helps patients to overcome the trauma of being objectified; of knowing one's life objectivates.