Sentence examples for aggressive consumerism from inspiring English sources

Edinburgh is aggressive consumerism.

By the late 70s that tame aspiration of the 50s to "Keep Up with the Joneses" had given way to an aggressive consumerism of a new and much uglier and more cynical strain.

Gawker wrote that the video embodies everything that's "awesome" about America, including the "horrible economy, aggressive consumerism, mindless violence and a complete lack of concern for one's fellow human beings". Meanwhile, Reddit wonders if waffle makers could spawn a new slew of riots.

Not all was picture-perfect before Social Media, but we now all live inside a massive social and psychological experiment that accelerates and amplifies the decline in culture and values eroded by decades of aggressive capitalism, consumerism, and anti-intellectualism, and distributed by commercial TV, advertising, and all the hear, see, and the more recent click bait.

Although Chace sees much to lament about American higher education--spiraling costs, increased consumerism, overly aggressive institutional self-promotion and marketing, the corruption of intercollegiate sports, and the melancholy state of the humanities--he finds more to praise.

Labour believes in outsourcing, consumerism and foreign wars, while the Conservatives promise aggressive bank regulation and action on climate change.

Mass consumerism?

Is it consumerism run amok?

Was it consumerism?

Fashion-led consumerism.

Consumerism has replaced religion.