Sentence examples for Triumphed convincingly from inspiring English sources
Having triumphed convincingly at a world championship and two Olympic Games he had applied his racing skills to the much larger and faster boats raced in the America's Cup.
For me, the new Ghostbusters fails precisely where it ought to triumph: in convincingly depicting female friendship.
"But if that is the case," says Stringer, "why didn't he announce his triumph after so convincingly fooling the world of science?
As Edward Glaeser argues convincingly in his book The Triumph of the City, density of talent matters enormously for the success of the city.
The two productions that I have so far seen – Richard II and the first part of Henry IV – also convincingly show that, rather than being a triumph over limitations, filmed Shakespeare has some advantages over theatrical versions.
In 2006, when Saints last triumphed in British rugby league's showpiece event, they were convincingly the finest team in the northern hemisphere, winning both Super League and the Challenge Cup.
From the muscular serenity of its opening bars, the Seventh is a triumph: its proportions are shapely, its themes striving and memorable, its moods convincingly trenchant or painfully vulnerable.
A year earlier, they convincingly won back the Ryder Cup with a resounding 17-11 triumph.
First, Callas has a long conversation with her lover Aristotle Onassis which doesn't come off very convincingly until Callas then segues into the memory of one of her greatest triumphs at La Scala.
