Sentence examples similar to Basis for triumph from inspiring English sources

So the basis for both these triumphs was essentially empirical and owed nothing to biological research.

Mr. Arouch's literal fight for survival was the basis for the 1989 movie "Triumph of the Spirit," directed by Robert M. Young, with Willem Dafoe playing the 5-foot-6, 135-pound boxer, who won hundreds of matches over two years at the Auschwitz-Birkenau complex in southern Poland.

People wanted to vent their joy and relief that Mr. Fisher (played by Derek Luke), whose youthful experiences are the basis for the movie, had triumphed over more adversity than any one person should have to.

Already the tournament can be deemed a big success for Team USA, solely on the basis of the triumph over Canada, who had been undefeated.

It was, Johnson said, a "time for triumph".

For triumph and disaster are.

It is misguided to presume that Mr. Assad's downfall would mean a jihadist triumph, but unfortunately this is the basis for the West's position.

Still, no basis for criticism.

Liedtke finds no basis for them.

What's the basis for that claim?

What is the basis for their hatred?