Sentence examples for belated triumph from inspiring English sources

Some saw this as a belated triumph.

Although the company selling Xiaflex will be Auxilium Pharmaceuticals of Malvern, Pa., the F.D.A. approval was a belated triumph for the drug's original developer, BioSpecifics Technologies of Lynbrook, N.Y., on Long Island.

Senior diplomats in Sarajevo say that would be a belated triumph for Slobodan Milosevic and Radovan Karadzic, the Serbian and Bosnian Serb leaders who led the war effort to destroy the country and were indicted for genocide.

Jupitus on his knees crying "Noooo!" as his daughter's boyfriend comes to stay overnight is an authentically funny image, and it ends his tentative return to standup in belated triumph.

A fulfilling if belated triumph, the debut satisfied high expectations but was J Dilla's final outing as a member of Slum Village.

A belated triumph for a burgeoning new Common Foreign and Security policy?

These were belated triumphs for one of Britain's unluckiest architectural practices.

Next month, on that triangular plot on the southern end of Roosevelt Island, the four-acre Franklin D. Roosevelt Four Freedoms Park will open, a belated and monumental triumph for New York and for everyone who cares about architecture and public space.

The account of her life--she was born in poverty but, after belated musical training, triumphed on operatic stages around the world--makes a compelling story.

Today's young novelists are helplessly belated: they come after every conceivable triumph, innovation and style, after every conceivable failure too.

If not for the belated recognition by England's revolutionary government that Mantegna's "Triumphs of the Caesars" were a spectacular celebration of classical heroism, the series might now also be in Spain rather than at Hampton Court.