Sentence examples for digital consumerism from inspiring English sources

The way I see it, digital consumerism makes us too passive to revolt, or to save the world.

The original idea was to explore, with reference to Caspar David Friedrich's painting Wanderer Above a Sea of Fog, atomised man in the era of digital consumerism.

How, for example, might rampant digital consumerism relate to the aging population of Florida, where medical care centres line the high-street?

Marissa Louie is an entrepreneur and a thought leader in digital consumerism.

The highlights offer a potted history of contemporary art in Britain, from the YBA 1990s to today's internationalism, as well as the generational shift, with recent works by the likes of Turner-winner Elizabeth Price or Ed Atkins, immersed in digital culture and consumerism's sinister allure.

She brings multi-channel retailing expertise, trend insights and analytics capabilities to benefit retail partners and help them grow their businesses, especially in this digital era, when consumerism is undergoing a fundamental shift.

Yet in a myriad of ways we are all being groomed – by consumerism and digital media – to be the opposite: impatient and self-preoccupied.

Changes in the healthcare landscape impacting radiology include changing payment models, rapid adoption of digital technology, changes in radiology resident certifying exams, and the rise of consumerism in health care.

They do so through photojournalism, formal portraits, staged scenes, stills from videos of performance art and varying degrees of digital manipulation, with wide-ranging subject matter that touches on issues including rampant consumerism and industrialization, the use of Chinglish, the shifting role of women, the plight of the underclass and the search for a redefined identity.

Jon Michael Varese, the director of digital initiatives at the Dickens Project, said in an interview that the ads reflect the rising consumerism of Victorian England as vividly as anything in the novel itself.

He wrote that this new form of digital play ("the enthusiasm of irresponsible youngsters") was "heresy, uninvited and unwelcome" in a world of "passive consumerism".