Sentence examples for neither celebrating from inspiring English sources

And they are decidedly neither celebrating nor castigating Britain.

MONA is a museum not of conviction and progress but of doubt and questioning, of despair and wonder; made not by committee, neither celebrating nation nor seeking to preach orthodoxy, freed from the desire to educate.

Rioting should be neither celebrated nor fetishised, because ultimately it is a sign not of strength but weakness.

We spent the first year of Robin's life feeling like we could neither celebrate nor complain, two things most new parents love to do.

Last month, the House of Bishops put out a "pastoral letter" explaining that bishops and clergy could neither celebrate nor take part in gay marriages – though they are allowed to enter into civil partnerships.

They neither celebrate the wilderness or the West, on which a 19th-century national image was largely founded, or the gritty cities that so fascinated the next generation of realist painters and that came to symbolize America in 20th-century art.

It neither celebrates democracy nor the market.

It neither celebrated nor denigrated violence, he argued.

While the dialogue surrounding diversity is becoming increasingly widespread, to exciting and brilliant results, there is a lamentable absence of discussion regarding Asians; neither celebrated during peaks of positivity and going largely unnoticed by communities passionately championing diversity in games.

But Mr. Miyajima has emphasized that his work neither celebrates nor derides the omnipresence of technology in everyday life.

Dummy named the album one of its "12 albums for 2011," and Ruth Saxelby concluded that Ferraro "neither celebrates nor critiques the internet's reign but simply observes it with deep fascination.