Sentence examples for celebrated consequence from inspiring English sources

And the 7,500 people they registered in the San Francisco Bay Area, where Sameer lived, yielded 80 matches for other leukemia patients — an unintended but celebrated consequence.

In this connection, one celebrated consequence of Gödel's incompleteness theorem may be recalled, to wit: the consistency of ℒ cannot be proved (via arithmetization) within ℒ.

Just as Swindon's supporters relish the impact made by players schooled in the Tottenham traditions, so do Watford fans celebrate the consequences of the club's absorption into the Pozzo football empire.

Britain's role in arming the Zionist militias who fell like wolves on largely defenceless villagers, while suppressing the 1936 Palestinian national uprising, is infamous enough without the monarchy celebrating the consequences of Britain's perfidy.

While the rest of us rejoice and celebrate the happy consequences of our agent's necessary misdeed, she is shunned or worse.

In consequence, Clive James has been celebrated, parodied, acclaimed, patronised, lionised and disparaged – but never ignored.

Yet she would seem to agree with Shaw that prostitution, while not something to be celebrated, should be understood as a natural consequence in a society that denies women their economic rights and encourages their ignorance.

On the following day the marriage and its consequences for the community are celebrated.

This is the decades-long consequence of a weakening collective identity, once celebrated as "multiculturalism", now lamented as sleepwalking our way into segregation.

The glorious, spontaneous lovemaking that celebrated their escape plans is to have a very specific consequence.

Social issues set his own mental juices flowing, and his best films not only probed the consequences of prejudice, corruption and betrayal, but also celebrated individual acts of courage.