Sentence examples for bound to triumph from inspiring English sources

The brute logic of money was bound to triumph.

Teddy Roosevelt, a future American president, was a Social Darwinist who believed that the fitter races were biologically bound to triumph over the less fit.

After being elected to Parliament in 1900, he demanded a rolling program of more conquests, based on his belief that "the Aryan stock is bound to triumph".

A tough-minded fable of deceit, treachery and one-upmanship with a feminist slant, "Rumpelstiltskin" evokes a Darwinian world in which a woman tricked into a making a bargain she seems bound to lose triumphs through sheer resourcefulness and pluck.

The PS2 launch is almost bound to be a popular triumph: Sony's main worry is whether it can ramp up production fast enough to satisfy those digital dream kids.

Below, some #GrowingUpWithDivorcedParents struggles and triumphs you're bound to relate to as a child of divorce.

Of course, the triumph of the expert was bound to be fragile.

Oyelowo plays him at a moment when triumph and tragedy fuse, when progress remains bound to its heavy price — when he already belonged to the ages.

Abbot Hall Art Gallery, to 3 Oct RC Following last year's Tate Britain triumph, this new Phyllida Barlow installation is bound to prove a bright highlight of the art-world calendar.

"In fragile markets, where fear triumphs over common sense, these things are bound to happen.

Owners of small businesses complain about tax rates and, inevitably, about red tape.Whoever triumphs in Westminster, cuts in public spending are bound to cause resentment in both regions.