Sentence examples for clearly triumph from inspiring English sources

Where the Stars and Stripes clearly triumph is in Puerto Rico's burgeoning luxury tourism industry.

He and Tom Daschle even exchanged telephone calls and faxes on Christmas eve a miracle in a town where House leaders from opposing parties may go for months without talking.Mr Lott's deal this week was clearly a triumph of pragmatism.

However, Thomas Sutcliffe of The Independent was more critical, deriding the premise as "entirely ludicrous", and sarcastically described Mulder's deduction of Tooms' abilities as "clearly another triumph for the deductive method".

As the decision to deny your recognition has been overturned it is clearly a triumph of brawn over fair reason, of wholesale bullying over due process and consensus-based decision making.

The crowd stood ready to explode at Federer's triumph, clearly rooting for the upset.

Most people agree that a hung result would be bad for the country, and hope that whichever man wins will triumph clearly and decisively.

George Osborne, still pinching himself about the totality of his party's general election triumph, clearly did not put the same note on the top of his budget speech on Wednesday.

This was clearly a victory for Fox Entertainment -- the triumph of "Love Cruise: The Maiden Voyage" over St. Louis-Arizona games last Tuesday and Friday.

Terrorism, clearly enough, is the triumph of resentment (sometimes justified); and Dostoevsky's Russian revolutionaries are essentially terroristic.

Not by coincidence, Mr Rubin clearly emerged after the triumph in Mexico as one of the most trusted and influential members of Mr Clinton's cabinet.And so Mr Rubin perhaps has reason to appear relaxed especially in the week when the president's promise to balance the federal budget for the first time in three decades marked another Rubinite triumph, that of prudence (see article).

He is trying to curry favor with potential allies who can be counted on to support him once he triumphs in the elections a triumph he clearly expects to celebrate.