Sentence examples for commodification of everything from inspiring English sources
The whole project is characteristic of the emirate's commodification of everything.
"Little Otik" is a constant assault on the commodification of everything, including babies.
This is the age group who've been bequeathed austerity, corporate kleptocracy and the commodification of everything – including dissent.
Her set offers a tour d'horizon of contemporary cultural sensitivities – abortion, transgender politics, Bill Cosby, the commodification of everything.
Their shared generational angst – desperate for something to believe in; frustrated that it's all been said; complicit in and kicking against the commodification of everything – threatened a new wave of dissenting, culturally savvy millennial comedy that hasn't quite materialised.
Although the precariat does not consist simply of victims, since many in it challenge their parents' labouring ethic, its growth has been accelerated by the neoliberalism of globalisation, which put faith in labour market flexibility, the commodification of everything and the restructuring of social protection.
Ujang contends that uniform concepts of planning and "the commodification of places" – everything looking like everything else – weakens identity and attachment to particular places.
The triumph of liberalism might be due to mass migration, the globalizing economy and the culture of consumerism, in which commodification of nearly everything and the unrestraint use of bioengineering has finally crowded out morality and corrupting human values that are important to republican self-government.
The convergence of mechanical methods and mass media imagery in his art would reflect the central preoccupation of his whole enterprise: the industrialized commodification of just about everything we care about.
His co-star, Olivia Wilde, agrees: "People today are still fighting the good fight to make authentic music, but you can see the commodification of the industry today, the way everything is made for mass production.
