Sentence examples similar to self celebrations from inspiring English sources

There was reason to imagine from press notes that Mr. Lauren's show, on Wednesday, might be another exercise in self celebration, with the promise of "iconic classics" from the Polo Ralph Lauren label and the Double RL brand.

The images James Hall discusses in his enthralling book are therefore exercises in self-appraisal, not self-celebrations like the happy snaps on Facebook.

Under some circumstances, filmmakers' self-representations are interpreted (albeit often wrongly) as self-celebrations at the expense of political or societal concerns.

The tension between self-celebration and self-doubt engenders a kind of social electricity.

So Mr. Redford's self-celebration is not entirely undue or unwelcome.

("A parody of self-celebration," as Vezzoli himself remarked before the opening).

Perhaps Penn State will show its first lick of sense and scale back its self-celebration.

"Mr. Redford's self-celebration is not entirely undue or unwelcome," Alessandra Stanley wrote in The Times.

The evening was a mixture of self-celebration, showboating and sentimentality.

Every five years can be the milestone for another round of self-celebration.

The longer the exposure, it seemed, the more the industry's self-celebration seemed forced.