Sentence examples similar to a marked triumph from inspiring English sources
The post Civil War triumph of liberal ideals thus also marked a triumph of an institutionalized belief in black criminality.
The meeting in itself marked a triumph for the Palestinians, because a major focus of Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's actions -- endorsed until recently by Washington -- had been to marginalize Mr. Arafat.
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.
The city had a significant victory this summer in its campaign against its history, and a trophy marking the triumph hangs on a wall in the offices of the redevelopment authority.
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.
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.
Their escape marked a triumph of human endurance which had seen them survive for the first 15 days of their ordeal on two spoons of tuna, a biscuit and a couple of sips of milk every 48 hours.
Vivid with pomp and heraldry, that three-day gala in October 1913 marked a triumph for Dean Andrew Fleming West 1874, who had fought hard for the creation of this stunning neo-medieval complex and successfully urged that it be built on the golf links, a half-mile from Princeton's undergraduate campus.
Nonetheless, the openness of the electoral process in past weeks — most notably the participation of the charismatic Aung San Suu Kyi and some dynamic new N.L.D. candidates — has already marked a triumph for the party and for the broader opposition, which only months ago was forced to operate under severe civil and political constraints.
