Sentence examples for made consumerism from inspiring English sources

At the Bowery, she made "Consumerism" her first encore, riding the shouts and squeals of the crowd as she returned to the stage.

Consumerism made Greeks, like billions of people around the world, lose their sense of direction and innate principles, replacing pathos with Prada, Economides attests.

These advertisements spoke to a new generation that sought to reject consumerism, and made the revolutionary claim that the Volkswagen was a good buy precisely because it did not change from year to year.

These days, we have mostly divested ourselves of any notion that art and profit are inherently at odds, or that work made in service of consumerism is fundamentally compromised.

For example, consumerism is made possible when there is abundance (economic growth) and environmental awareness is reinforced by the manifestation of environmental problems.

Consumerism has made us accustomed to wasting food daily and we are unable to see its real value".

If our consumerism actually made us happy, America would be by far the world's happiest nation.

Instead of condemning hyper-consumerism, they made quips about "retail therapy," or repeated the line that Morgenson noted in her article: When the going gets tough, the tough go shopping.

The way I see it, digital consumerism makes us too passive to revolt, or to save the world.

She continues to describe how using feminism to sell things or making feminism about consumerism can strip it of its politics – a charge that she levels at Elle in particular.

Middle class incomes will mean greater consumerism, making China a country that imports goods from outside.