Sentence examples for an increasing fetishizing from inspiring English sources

"There is an increasing fetishizing of luxury," she said.

This can also be part of a fetishizing and eroticizing of a particular object.

What Anderson evokes is shock without surprise; the interconnectedness of seemingly disparate phenomena comes off as a naïve shock at the ways of the cruel world — an ahistorical view of the time resulting from a fetishizing of its outer forms.

Then — as now, in some cases — the commitment to living on the waterfront would have had to arrive with a sort of fetishizing, realized or sublimated, of working-class life.

Educated Westerners have a way of fetishizing bilingualism and multilingualism, but to most humans in the world, it is a mundane thing of practical import only.

Being an alternative-culture band, Wilco plays to an audience that fetishizes rejection, that loves a beautiful loser.

Mr. Urbach said he learned from the lawn show how to take a "forensic" look at an often-fetishized subject.

It's a shadowy hideout amid the klieg lights of Hollywood, a meeting place for the high-profile in search of the low-key, and a place with a past in a city that fetishizes the new.

The "laboratory of innovation" politicians often fetishize was actively decreasing the spread of AIDS when, for political gain, Congress chose to increase in the spread of HIV/AIDS.

She especially disliked working in an environment that fetishized beauty.

Some believe it is a mistake to fetishize job preparation and the "rigor" of fields like accounting and finance.