Sentence examples for impulse to consume from inspiring English sources
As Kyle Chayka in the New York Times pointed out, the trend provides "further ways to serve our impulse to consume more, not less".
That there seems to be less and less dramatic content and more and more commercial content, the two concepts merging into a commercial-tainment hybrid, where commerce is inextricably woven into quasi-dramatic content, the sole intent of which is to implant the impulse to consume in the malleable and massaged viewer.
He ingeniously draws a parallel between narrative and the impulse of capitalism to consume, to use up, to start again, and decides that ideologies will sometimes recognise the existence of rebels or dissidents, on the tacit understanding that they are ultimately to be conquered or forgiven and this is analogous to the movies' underdog or violent outsider.
The refined impulse damping control solution is shown to consume 8% more fuel than the theoretical optimum.
When two people love each other, their impulse to procreate is gradually overtaken by the need to consume.
Here, what we aspire to consists of the impulse to accumulate and consume severed from a deeper sense of responsibility to others and society as a whole.
What we fear is not so much the inexorability of history (which can be as blank or as rich in projections as the stage's white walls) as Marie's history of being consumed by her own need to consume — a blindness that makes her act on impulse.
Threatening to consume him.
They cost nothing to consume.
"We have to consume differently.
