Sentence examples for But these observances from inspiring English sources

But these observances only heighten her sense of estrangement and she begins to feel increasingly isolated.

Many a lonely widow or mother at these observances painfully endured expressions of joyous death on the altars of national survival.

World Farm Animals Day (www.WFAD.org) is perhaps the most dramatic of these observances.

In honor of these observances, show your kidneys some love by learning more about these sophisticated organs and what you can do to keep yours healthy.

But the observance was postponed to avoid being overshadowed by the Interior Department's 150th anniversary, also in 1999.

"We strongly believe that what we need is not observers but observance, meaning observance on the part of the Palestinians to observe the cease-fire," said Avi Pazner, a government spokesman.

After these two observances, there were occasional "local" celebrations for fathers around the country, but support for a "national" Father's Day did not take off quickly.

Summarily, I feel that these peer observances indeed bear "real-world" workplace relevance.

Baby boomers have been known for a lot of things, but religious observance is not especially one of them.

Adler's family was not particularly musical, but their observance of Orthodox Judaism provided access to religious music.

But these practices were engrafted on the Roman constitution and he advocated their observance because of his belief in obedience to law and because, as a member of the aristocratic party, he thought augury and auspices the best means of controlling the excesses of democracy.