Sentence examples for celebrates precisely from inspiring English sources

Fink, in 2005, responded that, in the end, the work celebrates precisely those middle-class values that Taruskin believes it rejects: the "life-affirming virtues of the ordinary, of the decent man, of small things".

This review series celebrates precisely this kind of cultural, intellectual, and (dare we say it) spiritual influence, and the concurrent development of coherent communities and subcultures around individual poetics.

"The film celebrated precisely those things — irony, youth, family instability, sexual desire — that he most feared".

And her overall fakeness — the constant rotation of purple, green and pink wigs; the visible yellow push-up bra; the seven-inch platform heels — is celebrated precisely because it's fake.

What this means is that in about three months, pi enthusiasts will be celebrating precisely, at around nine-thirty in the morning.

The symbolism of the New Moon of the seventh month goes even deeper considering the fact that Rosh Hashanah is celebrated precisely halfway through the zodiac.

So you should probably celebrate at precisely 1 59.

On this July 4th weekend, I'd like to take a moment to make clear just what it is I believe I'm celebrating, or, more precisely, who I believe I am celebrating.

Make of this holiday what you will, but it is the only one in the calendar devoted to acknowledging, if not precisely celebrating, time itself.

These are individualistic arguments, in other words, not communitarian ones: They celebrate state power precisely because it frees us from our unchosen obligations, and from the obligation to form further associations as well.

India is now celebrating 60 years of democracy precisely because it is also celebrating millennia of diversity, including centuries of Muslim rule.