Sentence examples for its materialistic from inspiring English sources
The first movie continued in this same giddy vein, exemplified by montage sequences of Carrie modeling clothes, and when it opened critics generally embraced it and its materialistic esprit.
He'll also work for the prison industrial complex and all its materialistic power structures will thrive with little opposition.
It will get them to see the softer side of wealth and the charismatic nature of family members, taking away the focus on money and its materialistic nature.
The poem was printed in 1649 and popularized by Pierre Gassendi, a French priest who tried to separate Epicurus's atomism from its materialistic background by arguing that God created atoms.
As the dark truth begins to emerge, Gully and Whitby must race to save Clemency from the evil clutches of her aunt and uncle, though the thrilling rescue is somewhat undermined by its materialistic objective.
Figuring TV as a communal activity can reduce some of its materialistic overtones as you interact with your fellow viewers instead of sitting inert and allowing yourself to be bombarded by endless ads.
To Mai, the joy of Lolita's clothes doesn't mask its inherently materialistic nature: "It is such an excessive hobby to have".
He eliminated a long-accepted filter between his various art forms and reality, letting the nation's tarnished soul shine through in all its cheap, materialistic, radiant, often violent, implicitly erotic glory.
The hyperbole-prone comedian Julie Klausner tweeted, "Do I need to watch PRINCESSES OF LONG ISLAND or can I just leaf through a Nazi propaganda pamphlet?" What's most troubling about "Princesses: Long Island," however, is not the way its spoiled, materialistic drama queens give Jews a bad name.
A school such a French Idéologie could be discussed, but again deprived of its most materialistic edges.
Its bold, materialistic worldview couldn't be more different from the austere and collectivist one envisioned by Mao Zedong more than 60 years ago.
