And yet, accomplishment entails giving up the pleasures of the present moment in favor of anticipated triumphs, and that is an impulse that must be learned.
Gorky's Picassoesque works of the thirties are commonly scanted in favor of the pictures with which, from about 1940 until his suicide, in 1948, he anticipated the triumphs of Abstract Expressionism.
We sat down to a magnificent feast alongside more than 2,000 people all anticipating a triumph for the jockey (nicknamed "lo Zedde") and his mount Elimia, whose glorified image was projected behind the top table.
Then picture him, alone with his curdled thoughts, anticipating the triumph of which he feels assured but which the wider world around him has so far failed to imagine.
The music, a hybrid of verismo opera and big-band swing, anticipates future triumphs in "Rhapsody in Blue" and "Porgy and Bess".
We begin with a brief overview of the structure of physician practices and observe that the long-anticipated triumph of integrated care delivery has largely gone unrealized.
Ferguson had anticipated that their midweek triumph at home to Italian giants Juventus would act as the "spark" to their league form.
For example, in 1867 (three years before it happened), Le Pelletier did so to anticipate either the triumph or the defeat of Napoleon III in a war that, in the event, begged to be identified as the Franco-Prussian War, while admitting that he could not specify either which or when.
Simply breaking the three-decade absence from the play-offs was seen by many as triumph enough; few anticipated they would go all the way to the World Series without losing a game.
For everyone else it is a nightmare.... **{:.break three} The return of Perón, or the triumph of Peronism, is anticipated.
