Sentence examples for object of consumption from inspiring English sources

Culture was more than an object of consumption: people thronged to New York to produce it too.

I admire the magazine's food-themed issues, which encourage readers to look at food as not just an object of consumption but also as an opportunity to make an impact, for better or worse, through our conscious decisions.

Red Sparrow isn't just fur-coated erotica for Slavophiles: it plays shrewdly into the #MeToo climate, a barbed comment on a system of exploitation of female sexuality in which the individual is reduced to an object of consumption – starring someone who knew whereof she spoke.

His dissertation, "Eating Edo, Sensing Japan: Brand Foods and Market Culture in Late Tokugawa Japan, 1780-1868," investheates the role played by specialty foods which, due to their symbolic meaning and place of production, added extra value to become much more than the object of consumption.

Therefore, they are assumed to be the same as an object of consumption, but different in the post-consumption stage.

As researcher Cristel Russell of the American University explained of re-readers in an article published in the Journal of Consumer Research, returning to a book "brings new or renewed appreciation of both the object of consumption and their self".

How is art different from other objects of consumption?

Food appears in the work of the artist Yvette Brackman, too, and, just as Lucas uses eggs, kabobs, and other objects of consumption to make them something else, Brackman used food, certainly in her early work, to show how she didn't need the support of the canvas or other art-related materials to feel she'd made a proper sculpture.

Laura Lindenfeld and Fabio Parasecoli find women and people of color continue to be treated as objects of consumption even in these modern works and, despite their progressive veneer, American food films often mask a conservative politics that makes commercial success more likely.

That is, until you notice the looming objects of consumption in the shadows, ranging from prescription pills to sprinkled donuts to the ever-trendy cold-pressed green juice.

"It's a resurrection of Andy Warhol, the act of highlighting an object of mass consumption".