Sentence examples for Comprehensive triumphs from inspiring English sources

Swansea have often saved their sublime best for the television cameras with comprehensive triumphs over promoted Norwich City and Leeds United.

England went into the series with many experts predicting a comprehensive victory following a historic series triumph in India.

Writer says nothing he's ever seen in this race (and he goes back to Man o' War) was more comprehensive, and no triumph more thorough.

The triumph was comprehensive.

Even to a listener who had followed Mr. Hampson through major triumphs — not least, his comprehensive survey of Mahler songs at a festival in Amsterdam in 1995 — this was unexpected, perhaps his most stunning achievement yet.

Every small step -- whether it was actually speaking on a phone without fear, or singing a role well having a success, or giving a comprehensive interview -- each step was a huge triumph over the abuse.

One attempt at an answer, the most comprehensive to date, is provided by Neil Gabler, in "Walt Disney: The Triumph of the American Imagination" (Knopf; $35).

The passage of fuel-efficiency measure was viewed as a major triumph for the Democrats, particularly the last-minute dealmaking that enabled passage of the comprehensive change to mileage standards.

That victory came in their last - a 2-1 come-from-behind triumph at Watford - and City go into Saturday's contest on the back of a comprehensive 4-0 hammeringering of Crystal Palace last weekend.

Willis's dance of competing ideas and emotions is a critical triumph; she resisted punch lines or easy, unifying themes and earned her reader's engagement with comprehensive honesty.

However, this is still not comprehensive proof of Egyptian failure at Kadesh: considering the fifteen year gap, it could still be conceivable that Ramesses triumphed but then failed to retain his gains.