Sentence examples for The consumerism of from inspiring English sources

The consumerism of the eighties created the apathy and entitlement of the nineties, which only deteriorated into the Millennials.

"It was retaliation against the consumerism of the post-Second World War boom".

In that sense I'm glad we've missed out on the consumerism of Christmas.

I don't identify with the consumerism of modern America, the short-termism, the sanctification of success.

They speak of escaping the consumerism of home for complete simplicity.

In the press, there was much talk at the time about the economics and the consumerism of it all.

But he said the "over-the-top" consumerism of the festive season was putting relationships under strain.

In both his hatred of Communism and his distaste for the vulgar consumerism of the West, the Pope speaks and writes like a certain kind of Polish intellectual.

Many Labour people were hostile to the rampant consumerism of the affluent society, and supportive of the poor of the world, particularly in the Commonwealth.

His first major critical success was Money (1984), a savagely comic satire of the conspicuous consumerism of the 1980s.

Serge Attukwei Clottey draws on fashion to create arresting images that mix Western street style with Ghanaian textiles and give a different take on the airbrushed consumerism of the advertising shoot.