Sentence examples for less celebrating from inspiring English sources

Way back when rock 'n' roll was countercultural — before the members of the Rolling Stones were anywhere close to 50 years old, much less celebrating their 50th anniversary together — the genre tended to emphasize rather than bridge generational divides.

A study of Bangladesh, Indonesia, Jamaica, Kenya and Zambia by the Institute of Development Studies at the University of Sussex found that people there said they were saving less, celebrating together less often and thought that neighbourly support was declining.

Today, the day is famously – and possibly spuriously – said to be the busiest day of the year for reverse charge calls, while Time magazine claims that consumers in the US will spend $5.9bn£3.75bnbn) less celebrating Father's Day than Mother's Day.

But the latest addition to that glittering roll-call of talent is less celebrated.

Manhattan's other salt marsh, in nearby Sherman Creek, is less celebrated.

The former are unable to comprehend, much less celebrate, the latter's triumph.

We found, too, that women in creative roles were less celebrated.

Here again he set the standard, albeit one less celebrated by history.

And in both instances, there were smaller, less celebrated plays that took place later in the drive.

But what if one of them had had to slope off and join a less celebrated profession?

But there is another, less celebrated Malibu that trumps the other two, at least in sheer surprise factor.