Sentence examples similar to obvious consumerism from inspiring English sources
Nowhere is the word's meaninglessness more obvious than in consumerism.
Consumerism, an obvious "good" in any capitalist discourse, is likely more similar to a sugar addiction than it is a manifestation of public health and happiness.
Propagandizing language from the title, an obvious dig on American consumerism, and the Chinese characters spelling out "Dare to Think, Dare to Act" (a motto from Mao's social and economic plan, the Great Leap Forward)–run across and down the front of the piece.
Riding on the buzz fueled by social media, the bulk retailer has surpassed Wal-Mart's profits, an obvious indicator that ethical consumerism is on the rise.
The first is the most obvious: ads, movies, TV, other media, which constantly push consumerism.
It's possible the hamburger is too obvious, too hackneyed a vehicle to serve as the extended allegory for American consumerism I had expected of the book.
Because WALL-E overtly critiques consumerism, it also critiques Disney's production values and aesthetic, without being too obvious.
India and Brazil are obvious choices, but investors need to think more creatively by sectors and themes, such as natural resources and consumerism, respectively, in regions and countries across the globe.
Is it consumerism run amok?
