Sentence examples for dirty consumption from inspiring English sources

Soap reliefs created with consumer materials such as hair extensions, cigarette ash, Forever 21 jeans, and Smirnoff Ice hang side-by-side on an old brick wall exposed to the elements, allowing for the possibility of rain to lather them and juxtaposing the idea of sterilisation with that of chaotic, dirty consumption.

Soap reliefs created with consumer materials such as hair extensions, cigarette ash, Forever 21 jeans, and Smirnoff Ice hang side-by-side on an old brick wall exposed to the elements, allowing for the possibility of rain to lather them and juxtaposing the idea of sterilization with that of chaotic, dirty consumption.

To build it the tribe needed federal grants and a windfall from an alternative energy marketer, NativeEnergy, which bought upfront all the "green tags"—credits that can be traded on the commodities market so that companies without access to clean energy can offset their dirty energy consumption.

"The answer would involve lower taxes on payrolls and corporate income, and higher taxes on dirty energy and consumption".

Underneath its hard shell of dirty talk and conspicuous consumption and boozing and attitude, it is family-friendly, a kind of guide through the trials of high school and bad parenting, an "S.A.T.s and the City".

Maybe it was because I'd devoted my teens as an arty-loner to the consumption of dirty cult novels and late-night SBS movies that I missed the cultural message that my sexuality was something that I was supposed to deny, suppress, restrict and experience as a source of tension and shame.

Most sports bars are dark, somewhat dirty, focused on alcohol consumption and all about shouting at the flat screens.

The water is dirty and unfit for consumption.

Mr. Robins noted in a recent analysis that the progress at Durban will do little in the short or medium term to reverse the current growth in consumption of dirty-burning fuels such as oil and coal.

"The networks are moving away from conspicuous consumption shows like 'Dirty Sexy Money,' " Mr. Fretts said, referring to the gaudy ABC drama about the richest family in New York, "in favor of shows about working people, or like ABC's new Kelsey Grammer sitcom, 'Hank', about a C.E.O. who loses his job and has to move back to his hometown".

In the daytime, when electricity consumption is at its highest, the dirtiest, least efficient power stations are rolled out to help meet peak demand.