Sentence examples for the dance of commodities from inspiring English sources

The dance of commodities resumes.

One exception is the American critic Edmund Wilson, who argued in To The Finland Station: a study in the writing and acting of history (1940) that the value of Marx's abstractions - the dance of commodities, the zany cross-stitch of value - is primarily an ironic one, juxtaposed as they are with grim, well-documented scenes of the misery and filth which capitalist laws create in practice.

"Achebe said 'You dance the dance of your time.' He danced the dance of his time," said Mr. Kan.

We danced the dance of oppression.

Related to weapon dances and war dances is the dance of the hunt.

What is the fetishism of commodities?

These environmental disruptions will impact the cost of commodities.

When Apis mellifera dances, she encodes the flight angle as the dance angle of orientation and movement during the waggle-run portion of the dance (see Fig.  1), relative to a directional reference, which may vary.

For the 151 types of commodities containing Pt, 14 emerge as green-flow commodities, 58 as yellow-flow commodities, and the remaining 79 as red-flow commodities.

That leaves us with a lot of bloat, programmed with half-hearted tropes of the dance floor, pumped out as a sonic commodity.

Forget the regulation of commodity prices.