Sentence examples similar to Realize a triumph from inspiring English sources
I hope that viewers might realize a connection, in the paintings, with their own triumphs and wounds of existence.
Though many Israelis had flirted with "post-Zionism," evidently a strong majority of Jews in Israel awakened to realize that a secular triumph at home and a dreamy belief in the good will of implacable enemies on their borders would lead to the doom of a Jewish state.
The show's very plot, we come to realize, is the triumph of musical-theater logic over reality.
Soon he realizes that triumph in Houston is not the same as glory on "the stages of the world," and at 22, he goes to see Kevin McKenzie, the artistic director of American Ballet Theater, demanding a principal dancer's contract.
One takes seconds, is launched on a whim and involves some luck, while the other usually represents a lifetime of hard work realized in a superior triumph under unrelenting pressure.
The look of heartbreak on Hank's face when he realizes just what Walter is, is both a triumph and a rebuke.
I realize I have no yen for any experience (even a triumph) that blocks observation, when I am the observed instead of the observer.
"I realized that what was a bad story last spring really could have been a triumph for the chancellor".
Actually, it was a triumph.
Is Germany's World Cup Triumph a Triumph of Management?
