Sentence examples similar to Marked triumph from inspiring English sources

The referendum marked their triumph from beyond the grave.

Its fall to Ivan in 1470 marked the triumph of Muscovite totalitarianism.

Paradoxically, the 1936 Olympics marked a triumph for African-American athletes.

The defeat of Manfred of Sicily marked a triumph for the papacy and all but destroyed the Hohenstaufen dynasty.

This marked the triumph – according to Houellebecq's novel – of death and morbid fear over pornography and pleasure.

Crisis centers, V.A. courts and therapeutic entities provide the benefits that can mean the difference between lives marked by triumph over psychological torment, or ended prematurely by suicide.

There is still some way to go before Kenyatta appears in the dock – but yesterday's vote marked a triumph of human rights over realpolitik.

Opposition by the Republican minority marked a triumph of politics over policy: some Republicans recognise the risks of climate change and the appeal of cap and trade.

Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero said that ETA's statement marked the triumph of the state of law, ensuring that "our democracy will be one without terrorism".

Facebook's IPO in May should have marked a triumph for its hoodie-wearing CEO, who made social networking a dominant technology on the Web.

It marked another triumph for a Kremlin eager to boost its sway in Afghanistan 30 years after pulling out its troops in disgrace.