Sentence examples for though celebrated from inspiring English sources

It was a big international hit – though celebrated more abroad than at home, where it was sometimes criticised as retrogressive.

Though celebrated in his own time, Riccio later faded from memory for all but the most discerning students and collectors of Renaissance art and artifacts.

The eucharistic feast (the Holy Communion), though celebrated at many and various times during the year, originated in the event (namely, the Lord's Supper on Holy Thursday preceding Christ's Passion) that has been interpreted as a commemoration of the crucifixion and Resurrection.

Though celebrated in his day, Van Dyck left behind a surprisingly skimpy paper trail, and Blake has done a heroic job of piecing together the extant bits and applying his own keen insight into possible historical and psychological factors at play.

It matters that in 2013 gay visibility, though celebrated, is only measured by the visibility of the most privilege among us.

Lispector, though celebrated in her Brazil, was little known in the U.S. until recently, when, decades after her death, a series of new translations from New Directions won the hearts of readers and critics.

The Apprentice, though, celebrates nothing but self-interested knuckleheads.

Though celebrating the album's release here, he leads a different band, with Joel Frahm on tenor saxophone, Avi Rothbard on guitar and John Sullivan on bass.

JEAN-YVES THIBAUDET Second to none in French repertory, this pianist — long unfairly known more for his sartorial choices than for his musical ones — gives a recital devoted to Debussy, who, though celebrating his 150th birthday, is largely ignored this year by New York's cultural institutions.

But though often celebrated, he has not been honored with a full-scale exhibition focusing on this period.

We run into trouble, though, when we celebrate celebrity feminism while avoiding the actual work of feminism.