sexualises造句

• Children that appear on magazines are seen older than they really are because of the sexualised clothes they are given to pose in . " Corporate paedophilia " is a metaphor used to describe advertising and marketing that sexualises children in these ways.
• Davies characterises Miss Hartigan as " a victim of abuse ", for whom the subtext suggests a " terrible backstory " which is symptomatic of her being " part of [ this ] Victorian Age . " Davies describes this as being " a powerless woman who's been in servitude or far worse all her life ", but holds his tongue from saying her precise profession, relaying : " I'm talking quite discreetly around this because there are children listening and watching and there's only so far I should go . " He does however explain that " She's had terrible things done to her " which is responsible for her " really twisted character where she sexualises everything . " In terms of costume, " she wears red " because " everything's inflammatory with her " . " And in the end, actually " Davies discusses how to escape her male oppression she " becomes a man, she becomes the CyberKing.