Sentence examples for new consumerism from inspiring English sources

"Concern is the new consumerism," the operator of this sympathy franchise tells her.

"I use landscape painting to explore the utopian dreams of Chinese history, from past collectivization to new consumerism," he said.

When the neighbors come over, they can't tell where you bought it, and you save anywhere from 20 to 40 cents, right?" Financial anxiety — or the New Consumerism, if you like — has been a boon to dollar stores.

Thus they were no longer capable of motivating the younger generation, whose members, dazzled by the new consumerism or obsessed with desiring it, were bereft of an inclusive life within a family and a community.

Japan may ultimately get its act together to become a high-value brand producer and player in Asia's new consumerism.

What is occurring in Italy, Mr. Ginsborg writes, is an experiment in governance that depends on new links among "modern consumerism, commercial television and political power".

The project forged an intersection between the picturesque, pleasure gardens, new towns, consumerism, leisure and technology, to produce an almost psychedelic combination of public and private, need and desire, that was to represent the last great flowering of postwar planning.

In the cranky middle-aged person's version (to which I am susceptible, on days when I've been sitting in traffic for too long), this town was once a verdant community of underemployed hippies and punks, of guitars and cut-offs and grungy night clubs, until it was overrun by tech workers and CrossFit nuts, ruined by new construction, consumerism, the Internet, and a plague of small plates.

Maybe a new tempered consumerism is just what we need.

Listen to Lauryn Hill's new single 'Consumerism'.

Hill chose to mark her release on Friday with a new single, "Consumerism".