Sentence examples for materialistic commitment from inspiring English sources
All three embrace a materialistic commitment to modern capitalism – they just differ in how it might be made a little nicer.
People here blame the shortage of priests not on celibacy but on a society warped by materialistic, self-gratifying values, an absence of commitment shown, they say, in everything from the dissolution of half the nation's marriages to Alex Rodriguez's cash-dependent attachment to the Yankees.
On the whole it appears that the decision to adopt a materialistic reading of Russell's neutral monism is more an expression of a commitment to materialism than a decision based on weighty arguments against neutral monism.
He chooses to become a fascist killer and to marry a materialistic petit bourgeois wife (whom he describes as "good in bed, good in the kitchen") - not out of political commitment, nor out of lust, but because he has an (ostensibly) shameful secret.
Young people are materialistic.
Empty, hollow, materialistic, meretricious.
"I was very materialistic.
