Sentence examples for commodity thought from inspiring English sources

Such an intake, for frequent consumers of prune juice, might be comparable with the intake of acrylamide from French fries, the commodity thought to make the greatest contribution to the acrylamide burden in foods for the general population.

Even as his true self is erased for the sake of commodity, those thoughts and feelings still pound inside his rib cage, demanding to be heard.

The show makes its small oval gallery reverberate with thoughts about painting: as craft, thought, commodity and lifelong pursuit.

Both Houston and Latrell Sprewell, the team's two biggest stars and hottest commodities, acknowledged that the thought of being traded had entered their minds after the Knicks acquired forward Glen Rice from the Los Angeles Lakers.

Customer's broadband: One school of thought suggests to use commodity broadband technologies, e.g., digital subscriber lines (DSL) or cable.

Treating sports and exercise as a commodity in this framework requires some further thought.

Also, people buy and sell them like commodities, which devalues them as vehicles of thought and feeling.

The various maps were designed based on the "Chessboard classification scheme of mineral deposits" proposed by Dill (2010a, 2010b) to reveal the interrelations between gemstone deposits and mineral deposits of other commodities and direct our thoughts to potential new target areas for exploration.

Like Lukàcs (1971) and the Frankfurt School, Baudrillard analyzes how the commodity and commodification permeate social life and come to dominate individual thought and behavior.

The good news is that a cure has been found -- it's called FOOD! Every day of the year my thoughts turn to countries where food is a precarious commodity.

An opposite thought is more dominant: Why is public space, a most precious commodity in this city, allowed to be used as a private storage area?