Sentence examples for not really celebrating from inspiring English sources

"I'm not really celebrating.

Pajama Program celebrated our 10th birthday this year, 2011, but we're not really "celebrating".

Plane tickets are especially inexpensive late on Christmas morning, and if you get a ticket for day before Christmas and carry-on you might get bumped with a free ticket, which for some might be considered a Christmas present (but not for you because remember, you're not really celebrating).

But it's partly because this city has not really celebrated its past.

Ethnicity was not something to be ashamed of, they said, but they did not really celebrate it either.

When it was over, there was only one problem: Tyree could not really celebrate his accomplishments because they had done little to turn around the Giants' fortunes in their 28-10 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.

This year, why not really celebrate what the holidays are about -- family and friends -- by throwing a party!

In the past, Vietnam did not really celebrate Christmas except for the country's Catholic minority population.

It was wonderful but I didn't really celebrate.

"I haven't really celebrated in a long time.

Ford's movies didn't really celebrate the rugged individual.