Sentence examples for weak celebration from inspiring English sources

But by winning for a role that adheres to/exploits/underlines stereotypes and comes off like a weak celebration of "representation".

This New Year's skip the overpriced bars and clubs with weak DJs for a musical celebration (aka concert) that you know will be good.

But he added: "Having said that, projected GDP (gross domestic product) growth of 0.8% in 2012 is still worryingly weak and hardly a matter for celebration.

On ICNA's website, many Muslims accused the group of being weak and encouraging people to mute Eid celebrations.

"At the end of the democratic celebration, we are left with a feeble leader of a weak party.

In their weakest material, the line between send-up and celebration of loutishness becomes vanishingly thin – as McGlynn seems to acknowledge when he calls some of their early work "disgusting songs I now regret".

Pogba, inevitably, was involved, playing Lingard into space on the left before wheeling away in celebration as the winger cut across a weak challenge by Michael Keane and curled an unstoppable finish into the top corner.

That signaled his deteriorating condition, for it meant that he was too weak to preside over Zambia's 50th independence anniversary celebrations.

But there's little cause for celebration: the increases barely make a dent in the weakest hiring cycle in modern history.

Paul Diggle, property economist at Capital Economics, said: "Although April's late Easter and royal wedding celebrations may have depressed mortgage market activity, today's weak figures are consistent with the struggling economic recovery.

This is weak, boring stuff, although the plight of the body, and dramatisations and celebrations of it, abound in the exhibition.