Whether as materialistic as the KICC or more traditional in their gospel, they are all entrepreneurial.
They advise sufferers to increase their intake of mood-boosting chemicals by eating kippers or poached haddock for breakfast because they contain omega-3 fatty acids, and to be less materialistic, as those who achieve success may do so at the expense of personal relationships, which are a better guarantee of happiness.
His book Ariel (1900), which stresses the importance of upholding spiritual over materialistic values, as well as resisting cultural dominance by Europe and the United States, continues to influence young writers.
And two of his granddaughters have appeared in a reality television show called "Being Mandela," about their materialistic lifestyle, as well as starting a clothing line called LWTF, an acronym for Mr. Mandela's autobiography, "Long Walk to Freedom".
"Korean shamanism is very, very materialistic and this-worldly, as Koreans tend to be," the curator said.
The radio jumped straight on the 80s soundtrack, and there was a lot of gleeful nonsense about how we'd become too materialistic, as if it was somehow a good thing we were sinking into this mush.
Perhaps to Donal she's as much a vision of America — attractive, callow, materialistic — as she is a person.
"It's all about the money," says De Silva .I think we are way too materialistic as a nation.
It's good to see her turning at last from Audrey Hepburn into Sophia Loren, becoming candidly flesh-driven and obsessively materialistic, as if her hormones were in open revolt against the glacial, photogenic dignity in which she had been imprisoned for so long.
Millennials aren't as materialistic as previous generations: an Eventbrite study conducted by Harris Poll in 2014 found that 78% of them would prefer to spend money on a desirable experience or event over a desirable object.
