Sentence examples for pageants that from inspiring English sources
There are pigeon beauty pageants that are not jokes.
Believe it or not, it was pageants that helped teach me what matters and what doesn't.
We find ourselves surrounded by late modern versions of all those ritual dramas and religious pageants that thrived in ancient and medieval times.
Are the political parties killing democracy by staging canned pageants that TV networks don't want to broadcast and Americans don't want to watch?
At night clubs and performance spaces, the houses compete against each other in balls — a contemporary incarnation of the drag pageants that were a staple of the gay subculture in Harlem in the thirties.
I was disheartened — and indeed, embarrassed — to read in "The Rainbow Runway" (Aug. 12) about the existence of beauty pageants that seem to celebrate and enforce perceptions of the perfect little Chinese doll.
He decides to produce a beauty pageant that will be fixed so she'll win.
He glimpses in her something generic and joyous, a pageant that will leave him behind.
We've seen what he's seen, an endless, doomed pageant that keeps marching into the same black hole.
"It's some freakish, garish, beauty pageant that frankly has nothing to do with health and welfare".
Welcome to the incongruities of running a beauty pageant that aspires to embrace the conservative nature of Arab societies while still being, well, a beauty pageant.
