Sentence examples similar to challenging consumerism from inspiring English sources

We are in an age of digital and social networks and we try and open source as much of our project as possible to make it easier for people to challenge brands and consumerism, online and in the streets.

In his work, Mr. Wong often used ordinary objects to challenge the ideas of consumerism and even the design world, as he once told an interviewer.

The very people who might have worn Prénatal clothes as infants grew up to challenge post-war ideas of consumerism and the heteronormative nuclear family that the company's products celebrated.

Gordon Holden is an American artist who challenges notions of both modern consumerism and modern photography.

Like Andrea Zittel, Mr. Schütte challenges prevailing relations between design and consumerism.

Gay men and lesbians alike would challenge a culture and politics based on consumerism, and would speak out against the misogyny that confines both groups to stereotypes.

I believe technology is the key to dealing with the challenges created by consumerism.

With the goal of a radical renewal of the substance and form of literary language, Gruppo 63 challenged the values of contemporary society, particularly the consumerism that was spread through the mass media.

"We are taking their spaces back because we want to challenge the role advertising plays in promoting unsustainable consumerism.

Yes, it's true, Sex and the City celebrates a shallow consumerism that it is the purpose of serious journalism, and indeed serious living, to challenge.

Atwood, Pynchon and Foster-Wallace all employed transrealist techniques to challenge the ways that "consensus reality" defined who was normal and who was not, from the political oppression of women to the spiritual death inflicted on us all by modern consumerism.