Sentence examples for consumerism like from inspiring English sources

Me think contemporary consumerism like virus that eat brain.

Dumping consumerism, like an old boyfriend.

The Joneses from first-time director Derrick Borte states its case against American consumerism like some fire and brimstone sermon.

The larger reality is that like everyone else, Muslims desire modern economies, modes of production and convenient consumerism like everyone else.

We counted plenty of submerged shopping carts and other signs of careless consumerism like Styrofoam cups along the banks and the ubiquitous plastic bags that hang from the trees at high water mark like so much synthetic Spanish Moss.

While Andy Warhol, surely the most important 20th century American artist, is known for his iconic portraits of Marilyn Monroe, Elvis, Jackie O, and Liz Taylor, his earliest work focused on elevating the images of every day consumerism like Campbell's Soup cans and Coca-Cola.

Bust embraced consumerism: "We like our dark Nars lipstick and La Perla panties, but we hate sexism," Courtney Love wrote in a 1996 essay for the magazine.

Williams has an antagonistic relationship with the clichés of American consumerism; he likes to play with them, take them apart.

Consumerism is like a religion, and I thought it would be like blasphemy.

But like "Infinite Jest" it depicts an America in thrall to myopic consumerism, and like his first novel, "The Broom of the System," it grapples with corrugated questions of identity and the difficulties of communication.

In an era of rampant conservatism and consumerism, artists like Ms. Sheehan Saldaña can be counted on to give voice to our growing collective disaffection.