Sentence examples for devout consumer from inspiring English sources
A devout consumer of organic goods, she shops at the Whole Foods Market in her Upper West Side neighborhood, sleeps on unbleached cotton sheets, bathes in a detoxifying ginger bath and ingests All-Zyme -- a preparation said to aid digestion -- from her medicine cabinet.
The Burnhams are unaware that they are "materialists philosophically, and devout consumers ethically" who expect the "rudiments of American beauty" to give them happiness.
But what makes me anxious is the choi - named for its most devout proponent: consumer editor Chris Choi.
Perhaps the Israeli Defence Force could have been represented by gnomes or cardboard cutouts, because the Holy Land Experience is full of cardboard cutouts of Jesus looking young, hot and very toothy, as if commerce would not tolerate an ugly Jesus, no matter how devout the consumers.
Finally, marketing researchers have noted that relative to the devout, nominally religious people tend to make trendier consumer choices, place greater importance on brand labels and show a greater willingness to try novel products.
"Even the most ardent free market advocate, someone who's a devout follower of Adam Smith, would have to admit that consumers aren't being given full information right now," he said.
Few are more devout about promoting what one French critic called, correctly if pretentiously, "the sacralization of consumer goods".
He was devout – quite conventionally devout.
Five were devout Christians.
