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(31) The question is whether, having raised the issue, green consumerism then legitimises a half-baked response.

(32) Fans of the novel claim that its stomach-turning violence is a brilliant metaphor for the 1980s culture of consumerism and self-gratification.

(33) But the growth in consumer debt should not be simply seen and condemned as a complete descent into mindless consumerism.

(34) "In line with the halo associated with green consumerism...people act more altruistically after mere exposure to green products, " Mazar and Zhong write in their upcoming paper.

(35) There are fads in science just as there are fads in dress, speech, and consumerism.

(36) The body narrative of New Metropolis Novels' has embodied two tendencies, anti- intellectualism and hedonism under the common function of consumerism and mass culture since 1990's.

(37) There was a shift fromtraditional industrial manufacture to a ''postindustrial'' culture of consumerism, communications, information technology and the service industry.

(38) While a successful marketeer such as Jobs may "prey" on our consumerism, his game was not to put one over on the buying public.

(39) American shopping malls ( and supermarkets ) are palaces of consumerism, vast labyrinths of shops and restaurants.

(40) In a world preoccupied with consumerism and petty self - interest, that gives life dignity.

(41) He has repeatedly criticized Western churches as too worldly and too entrenched in consumerism.

(42) China's consumerism boom is creating a fast - food culture that mirrors that of the West.

(43) This concept dramatically decreased production costs for and brought about the age of consumerism.

(44) The children who were spoon-fed consumerism have discovered that the years of excess are over.

(45) The discussions of several problems: the true meaning between sex and body-writing, dialectical consumerism against cynicism,(sentencedict.com) and culture media's canonization.

(46) Instead the atmosphere . the streets and the bars was a sort of greedy get - it - while - you - can consumerism.

(47) It combats the ridiculous frothiness of reality TV and the consumerism that has sort of become our national religion.

(48) This article focuses the realistic relationship between persons and things under the influence of consumerism and technicalization, and then seriously criticizes the context of economic decisions.

(49) Consumerism in this second sense and environmentalism, both powerful in Western societies, do not coexist comfortably.

(50) By the second half of the 19 th century consumerism had taken root.

(51) The founders of Starbucks Coffee well understood the appeal of consumerism at a friendly level.

(52) It looks like a supertanker of American consumerism has run aground in the city.

(53) On the other hand, advertising will digestion of entertainment brand marketing, in bad taste, triggered consumerism.

(54) When a sizeable part of your population is manufacturing-oriented, you are in a high risk sector, only if you understand the volatile nature of consumerism and speculation.

(55) And consumerism, hedonism and mammonism are the power that causes the advertisement to become "culture".

(56) Capitalism, in its purest, simplest form, is little more than a Pavlovian response to our basic instincts: greed, selfishness, adoration of profit, and unshackled consumerism.

(57) How relevant are consumerism and digital social networking to 21 st - century schooling and parenting?

(58) Are they admiring me for resisting the lure of mass bicycle consumerism?

(59) In the new Europe, where consumerism is the new religion, department stores are important temples.

(60) Europe's low birthrate and its muted consumerism mean its contribution to global GDP will tumble to a quarter of its current share within 30 years.