Sentence examples for explicit celebration from inspiring English sources

The last Diamond Jubilee, in 1897, was an explicit celebration of Britain's Empire at its height.

In this joyously explicit celebration of 11 sexual encounters, "a veritable explosion of color," in the words of the M.F.A. curator Anne Nishimura Morse, "seems to energize the lovemaking".

Or is it him screaming "No," in a sexually explicit celebration of Women's Day?

Vidal himself and a handful of other, more popular writers had addressed gay themes more or less obliquely but Chester insisted on a far more explicit approach, a celebration, that shocked even his most sophisticated readers.

But his recent essay was considerably more explicit, mocking last year's lavish celebration of 50 years of Communist rule.

I could easily flip over to the Family Channel or watch any jewelry commercial or even watch another player learning that he was drafted, and see a heterosexual couple engaging in far more explicit expressions of love or celebration.

Shakespeare prefaces his great celebration of Englishness with an explicit acknowledgement of fictionality.

Episodes of violence and sexuality are both explicit and parodies of flesh-and-blood porn a celebration of urban decay".

There was no explicit allusion to this in the festival programme, unless you count Smetana's celebration of Czech independence in his opera "Libuse".

If you know nothing about Nick Hawk besides this, understand that this is not a self-aware celebration of himself or a symbol of his occupation, but something very explicit about his ethos.

An explicit return to folk, blues, and early rock could have been a kind of memorial service; instead, it's a loose, lovely celebration.