This needs to be asked because in previous years, we complained that MLK day wasn't celebrated enough -- now that the celebration has become more mainstream, we want to accuse people we have called racist in the past for not celebrating him enough yesterday and get pissed off at them for celebrating him too much today?
"Women's stories and their characters are not being celebrated enough in modern publishing," agreed Chakrabarti.
Some of the series' creatures are even celebrated enough to have been afforded names and Twitter accounts by their fans.
Descalso sees himself simply as Scals — his surname in shorthand — but at St. Francis he is celebrated enough to have warranted his own day.
Basquiat was an iconoclastic young painter who later became celebrated enough to merit a feature-film biography of his own, "Basquiat," directed by Julian Schnabel in 1996.
Zellweger has courted further resentment with her high-handed approach to the project, which included, according to reports, refusing to test for the film, on the assumption that she was celebrated enough to be offered the part unseen.
Even in the days leading up to the Oscars, a rash of humanitarian award ceremonies took place in LA, as though movie stars were not being celebrated enough that week.
Even after Baum, the J. K. Rowling of his day, became celebrated enough to refer to himself in the third person and field impassioned questions from his fans about his characters, he remained a risk taker by nature.
Many French people are hoping for a victory, not just for the conventional satisfaction of winning, but because football can mirror – or reveal – aspects of a country that might have been overlooked, or sometimes not celebrated enough.
The philosopher Sidney Morgenbesser, whose offhand remarks were celebrated enough to have been collected, is here only for his famous retort to a speaker who had said that although there are many cases in which two negatives make a positive, he knew of no case in which two positives made a negative ("Yeah yeah").
