Sentence examples for celebratory of from inspiring English sources

And celebratory of Britain, in particular, as a "mongrel nation".

Mr. Obama's own personal story is nothing if not celebratory of the dynamism of American society.

They make us curious, respectful and celebratory of our differences as well as our similarities.

It was like a Winn-Dixie squared — even bigger and jazzier with packaging and more celebratory of consumption.

Nor do they offer a simplistic account, either scolding or celebratory, of the relationship between big money and medical progress.

"We should concentrate more on maintaining an environment which is welcoming and celebratory of Britain's variety of cultures and religions.

From this point on, Mr. LeDray turned his attention completely to art, and his 1990 "King of the Road" is a kind of celebratory gesture of commitment.

They were a conscious attempt to create a new form of social ritual out of the celebratory reenactment of revolutionary events.

It was a sorry spectacle, scarcely improved by the celebratory reactions of some of his critics.

Walter turned the study of the jamming avoidance response in weakly electric fish into a celebratory song of the wonders of how animals behave in the world.

As we met, he sent out a celebratory montage of the results of ten online polls.