Celebrating in sentence

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It's not like anyone is actually celebrating genocide."

And when I was reflecting on my time in the military, I wasn't first thinking on the stereotypical drills and discipline and pain of it; but rather, the small, intimate human moments, moments of great feeling: friends going AWOL because they missed their families, friends getting divorced, grieving together, celebrating together, all within the backdrop of the military.

CA: So you would say this is a trap that liberals have fallen into by celebrating causes they really believe in, often expressed through the language of "political correctness."

The point is, are we ready to take the path to celebrating ordinary heroes, waiting for the right situation to come along to put heroic imagination into action?

Why on earth do we stop celebrating the ability to adapt and grow as we move through life?

I stand tall in my work, celebrating women's histories, in the hope that perhaps one day, no little black girl has to ever feel like she doesn't exist.

And this is something that's truly worth celebrating.

This was the big, bold mission of the first university in Thailand for celebrating its hundredth anniversary by giving this piece of land as a public park to our city.

Is it celebrating a presidential visit?

As fireworks exploded behind the skyline, my father looked at my mother jokingly and said, "Look, habibti, Americans are celebrating your arrival."

So if we want to protect our health and the health of our children, perhaps we should get out of the habit of automatically celebrating such new technology and get into the habit of looking at them with a critical eye, perhaps even through a medical lens.

Ordinary heroes like the janitors who are worth celebrating too.

We need your help in celebrating our vulnerability and being patient with us as we make this very, very long journey from our heads to our hearts.

I believe it's by celebrating beauty in all different forms, bold and unapologetically.

We wanted to take our focus on celebrating all body types to a garment that's fraught with insecurity.

Three years after this apology, Aki Kurose was awarded the Human Rights Award from the Seattle Chapter of the United Nations, celebrating her vision of peace and respect for people of all backgrounds.

The bard refused, knowing the dangers of celebrating too early.

In 2027, when we are celebrating our 80th year of independence, can we ensure that, by then, 80 cities in India have reduced air pollution by 80 percent?

Some were celebrating, and others were crying at the loss of their leader.

As high priestess, Enheduanna managed grain storage for the city, oversaw hundreds of temple workers, interpreted sacred dreams, and presided over the monthly new moon festival and rituals celebrating the equinoxes.

This is a palace celebrating symmetry.

Please pardon me, as a black man, for celebrating that the election of Obama was an unusual sign of the fact that it is a year of favor.

And I do want to make the point that if there is anything worth celebrating about India, it isn't military muscle, economic power.

If this woman has to carry water on her head for miles and miles and miles, you cannot be celebrating that.

My mother had been celebrating my birthday with me, without me.

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I suppose that in 1997 Hollywood wasn't quite at the point of openly celebrating homosexuality, so one might want to give some credit to those who put this movie together for having shown a little bit of courage.

In 1925 though, celebrating the failed mutiny of 1905, the Russian Communist Government supported the creation of this film, Battleship Potempkin.

Gerald (Richard Carlson) and Kitty (Veronica Hurst) have just finished celebrating their engagement announcement in France with family and friends, when he receives a letter asking him to visit an ancestral castle located in Scotland.

Aboard their coach is young couple Lillian Gish and Robert Harron, celebrating the birth of their first child.

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