The phrase "a tiny triumph" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a small but significant success or achievement in various contexts, such as personal accomplishments or minor victories in a project.
Example: "After weeks of hard work, finally finishing the report felt like a tiny triumph."
Alternatives: "a small victory" or "a minor success."
The stories carry headlines like "Tiny Triumph" and "Small on Space -- Big on Comfort".
Later, when they are in bed, I can't resist emailing X, the only person for whom this tiny triumph will have the slightest significance.
Fans of "Diary of a Worm" and "Diary of a Spider" will recognize the conventions behind the latest book from Doreen Cronin and Harry Bliss: a young bug keeps a journal of tiny triumphs and frustrations.
Into the two hundred and one words of this sentence, resourcefully translated by Margaret Jull Costa, Marías crams many tiny triumphs of imagination and elaboration: a slip in the shower enhanced by a locked door that protects no one; decapitation made oddly worse for happening on vacation; an incongruous postmortem shave made comically touching by the phrase "aesthetic pity" — piedad estética.
** Into the two hundred and one words of this sentence, resourcefully translated by Margaret Jull Costa, Marías crams many tiny triumphs of imagination and elaboration: a slip in the shower enhanced by a locked door that protects no one; decapitation made oddly worse for happening on vacation; an incongruous postmortem shave made comically touching by the phrase "aesthetic pity" — piedad estética.
Forget tiny triumphs and the not-so-big house.
A pragmatic view of how words work is the only view of them that accounts for our persistent tiny triumphs and sudden comic errors.
Although their expertise helps him beat two rivals by a tiny margin, his triumph is short-lived.
Joining forces with our children to pick up litter in a park, volunteer in a soup kitchen, or doing other acts of Tikkun Olam can feel like our own little triumph over evil -- a tiny step toward restoring that which was broken and tilting the balance scales toward good.
In Hollywood the movie was considered a triumph of marketing in which a tiny film that Artisan had acquired for $250,000 was parlayed into a $140 million windfall.
