Sentence examples for commitment to celebrating from inspiring English sources
The movie is clever and sometimes a lot of fun, but also a bit exhausting in its commitment to celebrating its own cleverness.
Despite union claims to the contrary, he said, bringing the code into line with other Whole Foods stores did not change its commitment to celebrating individuality.
"Pennsylvania Avenue chortled its traffic and bustle," reads one unfortunate passage, as a "Washington winter was yielding to spring, returning sun and breeze like jewels to a lock-picked box". More important, James's understandable commitment to celebrating the NAACP's victories prevents him from grappling with some hard truths about the campaign's ability to right America's racial wrongs.
Fostering an environment of respect and inclusion is central to the mission of the school and its commitment to celebrating the diverse backgrounds, experiences, and lifestyles of its students, faculty, and staff.
An industry first, Katchkie Farm represents commitment to celebrating local flavors while supporting sustainable agriculture and good earth practices.
"Drag Race" has always embodied a commitment to celebrating individuality and difference in a world that tells queer kids to conform.
For that reason, the things he does to remind himself of his roots as a Midwestern parish priest — a time he often speaks of fondly — will probably become even more cherished rituals, including his commitment to celebrate the 7 30 a.m.
Join and participate in Peace One Day.[3] Make an online, worldwide commitment to celebrate the UN International Day of Peace, an annual day of global ceasefire and non-violence held every 21 September.
They simply shared an intention to honor their commitment and to celebrate, with loved ones, the start of their lives together.
If there are any doubts about the deep longing we have to believe in heroes, to discover those with superior courage, vision and commitment, and then to celebrate their accomplishments, the new exhibition at the Museum of the City of New York should put those doubts to rest.
