Sentence examples for consumerism attention from inspiring English sources

A GAS often emerges from informal associations based on the sharing of common values, such as ethical consumerism, attention to the environment, proximity among families, the desire to support local agriculture and so on (Migliore et al., 2012).

The work of patient groups demonstrated that consumerism could draw attention to the needs of the many, as well as the demands of the few.

The Chinese scholarship, which is keen on revealing the nature and the extent of consumerism, pays even less attention to the justification of taste.

The struggle is particularly difficult during this time of year with the much-bemoaned attention on consumerism.

Decades of rising income levels have helped to establish a burgeoning middle class and shifted attention toward consumerism's creature comforts.

In their private lives, Americans have become addicted to consumerism, which drains their time, savings, attention and inclination to engage in acts of collective compassion.

It's obviously beyond consumerism, although I know I pay attention to whether that sturdy wagon in your garage is Fisher-Price or Little Tikes.

Public nominations lifted Radiohead's 1997 album OK Computer – with its information-age dystopia characterised by corrupt politicians, psychopaths, consumerism and airline disasters – to the curators' attention.

As a touring act, he turned his attention to big issues like consumerism and the environment and in 2005 started his blog, one of the most popular in Italy.

In targeting a site at the epicentre of elite consumerism in the upscale neighborhood of Westlands, they galvanised worldwide attention.

As much of the community's attention has shifted to mainstream assimilation and narcissistic consumerism, traditional channels for the transmission of the unique heritage of queer experience – not least intergenerational gossip – have withered.