Sentence examples for would be consumerism from inspiring English sources

The results: 42% said the baby boom legacy would be consumerism and self-indulgence; 27% said changing values and ending a war.

In a Zogby poll from a few years back, forty-two percent of all respondents thought that the Boomer legacy would be consumerism and self-indulgence.

Finally, as a form of complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), acupuncture might facilitate consumerism in healthcare [ 17, 25- 28] and could thus provide a richer setting for a more nuanced exploration of consumerism than would be possible in a study of a mainstream biomedical modality.

As for the supposedly final season, he said it would be "about money, materialism, buying stuff, consumerism".

Once, when Diane was away, Carol conspired with Diane's boyfriend to buy the family a washing machine (he does not share Diane's aversion to consumerism and, indeed, would be quite happy to move to America), but, to Carol's despair, Diane never hooked the machine up.

If our consumerism actually made us happy, America would be by far the world's happiest nation.

I am sure this is unintended, and it would be foolish to regard his work as a denunciation of consumerism.

It would be perverse to complain that a show about the hollowness of consumerism doesn't have a heart.

Consumerism is like a religion, and I thought it would be like blasphemy.

It was consumerism meets care head on and no one could be in any doubt as to who the victor would be.

80c9237e-e9c3-4635-84de-5ad2fa0fd21c BEIJING — If Hollywood location scouts were searching for a place to convey the style-crazed consumerism of the new Beijing, the shiny new Sanlitun Village North shopping center would be a strong contender.