Sentence examples for token christmas from inspiring English sources
Your integrity doesn't stand or fall based on whether you give the token "Christmas" gifts to your boss, co-workers or neighbors.
Some families enjoy opening one small, token Christmas present on Christmas Eve.
The word solemnity has appeared in 116 New York Times articles in the past year, including on Dec. 20 in the Latitude blog post "A Merrier Christmas" by Francisco Toro: Before Christmas presents, Japanese people had oseibo, formal packages of food or drink they would send to colleagues, bosses and in-laws as tokens of thanksgiving.
Planting living Christmas trees absolutely does not work if it is merely a knee jerk or token response to purchasing a cut tree.
At Christmas time, a fault is revealed between those who think of others and enjoy giving as a token of love and those who resent what others have and believe they deserve more.
Perhaps he could put a token under the tree, like one of those dinky Oxfam Unwrapped vouchers testifying that you have bought a goat: "Darling, this Christmas I saved you 106 lives". Wouldn't that be something for the woman who has everything?
