Sentence examples similar to a progressing triumph from inspiring English sources
The women's wheelchair basketball reached the quarter-final stage, where Wales Clare Strangee will were on the losing GB side to Germany, who progressed in a 55-44 triumph.
Postmodern writing challenged grand narratives of the modern era narratives of the inevitability of progress, the triumph of individuality, and the primacy of scientific truth as oversimplified, oppressive, or tyrannical.
Still, every successful landing was a small triumph for science and progress.
They know that every vegan meal or ingredient is a triumph and a foundation for future progress.
It was a triumph of human progress that heralded the end of the dangerous Cold War.
King had campaigned actively for Johnson and welcomed the victory, saying, "The forces of good will and progress have triumphed" (King, 4 November 1964).
The whole place is a triumph of nostalgia over progress – but to Tepasse, it makes perfect sense.
Trump has sought to portray his detente with Kim as a foreign policy triumph, although signs of progress on denuclearization are scant.
While celebrating the progress and triumphs we've made since 1960 when this book came out seems like the natural thing to do, To Kill A Mockingbird reflects certain facets of our reality back at us.
That decision became a personal triumph last year when the panel's final report praised the agency's "remarkable progress".
