Sentence examples for commemorated primarily from inspiring English sources

Although commemorated primarily in northern India, the rituals associated with Holi vary regionally.

In the East it primarily commemorates the baptism of Jesus and celebrates the revelation that Christ was both fully God and fully man.

In the Western church the festival primarily commemorates the visit by the Magi to the infant Jesus, which is seen as evidence that Christ, the Jewish Messiah, came also for the salvation of Gentiles.

In the south, re-enactments are used primarily to commemorate the battles of the civil war.

It was primarily to commemorate 20 years since the release of the SV88, one of the first vehicles released by the then new HSV outfit.

In the statement, which was sent out Friday on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, President Donald Trump commemorated "the victims, survivors, heroes of the Holocaust," but he never explicitly mentioned whom Nazi Germany primarily targeted, as his two most recent predecessors have.

Disaster becomes ambiguously commemorated.

I commemorated his name in blood.

Two posters commemorated the victims James V. DeBlase and Joon Koo Kang.

They also commemorated political and philosophical views.

A few years later, the IUPAC ratified the name nobelium (No) for this element, primarily because it had become well-established in the literature over the course of 30 years and further, it was fitting that Alfred Nobel should be commemorated in this way.