Sentence examples for end of consumerism from inspiring English sources

However, it's by no means a signal of the end of consumerism.

The result: the iPod and YouTube — hardly the end of consumerism and narcissism.

–Ushering in an era of consumerism and self-indulgence.

Now I had seen with my own eyes where all that plastic we toss ends its journey: the detritus of consumerism, our plastic waste, is not just filling our landfills, it is filling our oceans.

It hardly seems to matter, because "Invisible Tender" is filled with sharp poems like "Answers," an outcry about popular culture that ends with this stake through the heart of consumerism: "I wanted a hula hoop.

At Style by Zoey I am always striving to achieve a balance between my business of high end consumerism and giving back through not only doing makeovers for deserving women, but also creating products with a purpose and introducing companies to charities to create what I call "style with heart" collaborations.

Then the deep divisions over Vietnam and civil rights, combined with a surge of consumerism and advertising, seemed to end an era of shared sacrifice for the common good.

Determining public views about end-of-life care in the face of serious illness is timely, as higher levels of educational attainment, access to information and rising consumerism are reframing individuals' expectations of health care.

His gospel subsequently took on the trinity of consumerism, corporate greed, and environmental destruction.

Ms. Lowe-Holder, showing on the roof of a parking garage in the East End, where much of Victorian Britain has been wiped out by bland office steel, picked up the theme of consumerism and waste.

Dangerous acts of consumerism.