Sentence examples for even celebrations from inspiring English sources

There were even celebrations in Iraq's Shiite strongholds when he won the election in November 2008.

17:00, 26 February Even celebrations are not beyond criticism – this lecture reflects on the possibilities and the problems of LGBTQ History Month.

Modern comedians have transformed their fan bases into meaningful communities such that comedy shows have become meeting places and even celebrations for like-minded audiences.

Next weekend sees the Ideal Death Show, a weekend of discussion, practical advice and even celebration taking place in Winchester.

In more-general terms, Pan-Africanism is the sentiment that people of African descent have a great deal in common, a fact that deserves notice and even celebration.

Increasingly, the story line includes frustration over the money that ran out, but there are also cries of hope, even celebration, as evinced in Prattsville over the weekend.

The respect for and even celebration of women's creativity in these films can sometimes suggest that they offer straightforwardly positive, even feminist, depictions of women.

But what was startling about Phillips's comment was its note of satisfaction, even celebration: 1968 was a banner year for bitter grievance, and Nixon rode a wave of resentment to the White House.

The reaction among supporters has been a strange cocktail of sadness, relief and even celebration.

Dr Tedeschi admits that process of acceptance, even celebration, of life's darkest episodes can take many years.

The Zhuangzi, like the Daodejing, calls upon human beings to identify with the whole of the cosmos and its transformations, and such identification involves acceptance, even celebration of death and loss, because in dying one participates in the next transformation of the cosmos and becomes something else to marvel at, such as a fly's foreleg.