Sentence examples for less celebration from inspiring English sources

More revolution, less celebration is needed.

Here, masquerade appears to be less celebration than exorcism, and the demons rule.

Having a Ball It wasn't so long ago that the objects floating in the Bronx River weren't subjects for polite conversation, much less celebration.

Educators and civil rights attorneys enjoy far less celebration and income for their contributions than that spokesperson who sells you product in a series of 30 second spots.

Doug Hinman would later comment on the album's reception in Britain: "In the British music press there [was] less celebration, and coverage [was] relatively routine, though everyone saw the rock opera angle".

Unlike Brandi Chastain, an American player whose jersey-less celebration in 1999 became an iconic image, the new league's organisers hope that they won't lose their shirts this time.Back from the brink"Mastering the turnaround"By Vincent RyanWhat awaits a company when it files for bankruptcy protection?

Father's Day tends to be less a celebration of fatherhood than a triumph of commercialism.

It seemed less a celebration and more an act of public atonement.

For many, the day is less a celebration than a commemoration of what was lost.

It became less a celebration and more of a test of my country and its people.

Perhaps it is less for celebration than solidarity, a kind of sub rosa protest.