Sentence examples for human celebration from inspiring English sources

When Christians celebrate sacraments and rituals they draw on patterns of human celebration and invest them with new significance in the light of reflections upon the God who is revealed in Jesus Christ.

The evolution of the Feast of Fowles into a human celebration of romance seems to have been invented in the slightly mannered affectations of the English court of the early 1400s, perhaps on the back of the French poem The Romance of the Rose, written a century earlier.

There's still one ancient human device, though, that terrifies many dogs... First invented about fourteen hundred years ago in China, fireworks have been a standard part of many human celebrations since then, and in the U.S. this week we'll be celebrating a holiday that is synonymous with fireworks: the Fourth of July, America's Independence Day.

Winter solstice celebrations have, in my belief, been part of human celebrations since we were first as a species aware that it was happening.

But I wasn't the only person in my town who felt that way, and a human rights celebration was thrown together in a matter of hours.

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"Christmas" is just the name we have given, in our culture, to what has been traditionally a universal human time of celebration across the world.

Aztec poetry makes rich use of metaphoric imagery and themes and are lamentation of the brevity of human existence, the celebration of valiant warriors who die in battle, and the appreciation of the beauty of life.

But for those of us who believe in the Commonwealth as a unique international experiment in promoting shared values around democracy, development and human rights, the celebrations have been bittersweet.

Mr. Gyatso said through an interpreter that he believed that holding the Olympics in Beijing contradicted the spirit of the Games as "a celebration of human rights, of equality, freedom" because China had shown "no respect for human rights, no respect for freedom".

She never held up the idea of the human for glorification or celebration.