Sentence examples for little materialistic from inspiring English sources

It gets a little materialistic.

It's a little materialistic and shallow, but so am I.

"I think people are becoming a little less materialistic in America now," he said.

Kannon, Goddess of Mercy, grants people salvation but in these modern times I think something a little more materialistic would go over really well.

For two or three weeks, we fancy ourselves part of something a little purer, somewhat less materialistic and more genteel than what we experience at home -- just as, I think, Pam feels when she leaves the hubbub of her neighborhood.

Will that mixed message be enough to keep little Cinderellas from morphing into materialistic wicked stepsisters?

True, the brutish and gaudily materialistic Kadyrov regime has little in common with the intellectual Sufi tradition which attracts many Westerners.

(Of course, it's also the kind of New Jersey you reach by taking the PATH train.) The screenplay by Gail Parent (who wrote "Cadet Kelly" for Ms. Lohan's archrival, Hilary Duff) walks a fine line between celebrating Lola's bluntly materialistic values and teaching little moral lessons: one should not lie to one's best friend, for example.

"I was just a little bit secular, I was more materialistic and more career-driven.

He'll also work for the prison industrial complex and all its materialistic power structures will thrive with little opposition.

While Martha's student son Ben – flying off to Africa as a volunteer teacher – was given the sort of "endearing" permanent grin, carefree timekeeping habits and effortless popularity that invited an early death, Mary whisked little George off for an extended bonding safari, leaving behind her materialistic lifestyle, shallow, pampered friends and badly drawn husband who didn't understand her.