Sentence examples for celebrated issues from inspiring English sources

Whether any decisive empirical grounds could be found favoring the Copernican over the Tychonic system became one of the most celebrated issues of the seventeenth century.

In the years after Newton died, the most celebrated issues receiving concentrated research arose not from how Newton had arrived at universal gravity, but from the claims he had derived from it concerning the figure of the Earth, the vagaries in the motions of Jupiter and Saturn, and the motion of the Moon.

Prison is an odd place to be celebrating LGBT issues.

RBS board chair Malcolm Buchanan said the bank had "never before featured a woman on its main issue bank notes" and that the new issues celebrated "the fantastic, and often overlooked, achievements of two great Scottish women".

Using phrases like "casual methods," "matter-of-fact-understatement," "blink-and-you'll-miss-it-style," and "defiantly mellow," the issue celebrated the low-key way many celebrities have chosen to announce their sexual orientation.

Her longtime publisher, Farrar, Straus & Giroux, is celebrating by issuing new, updated collections of her poetry and prose, as well as this plump collection of letters.

Tells about going to dinner with Heebie Hancock & members of his band to celebrate the issuing of his album "Mwandishi" and the beginning of his engagement at The Bitter End.

One of my fellow musicians that I got to know this past year at our 420 performance, wrote a song which celebrates this issue "Cannabis Car".

The Paris Review, which celebrated its 200th issue last month, has been called "the biggest little magazine in history".

The Paris Review, which celebrated its 200th issue in April, has been called "the biggest little magazine in history".

The party was for Triple Canopy, an online art and culture journal; it celebrated the 13th issue, whose theme was "bad actors".