Sentence examples for coherent victory from inspiring English sources

Qaddafi mis-characterizes his opponents in a desperate-sounding attempt to rally support, but those opponents are dressing up chaos in the rhetoric of order, and declaring a coherent victory when what seems to be happening is a barely controlled triumphant pandemonium.

"If 'Harry Potter' [as a franchise] were to be in alignment with the values of Harry Potter [himself], it could be a real symbolic and coherent victory," Slack told The Washington Post.

With Mr. Santorum, however, you can at least draw up a coherent path to victory, one that runs through the Midwest.

If Mr. Romney were able to notch victories in Alabama and Mississippi, states which have among the highest percentage of evangelical voters in the country, it would be the latest sign that Newt Gingrich and Mr. Santorum don't really have a coherent path to victory.

Elected politicians were too busy fretting about getting re-elected to devise a coherent strategy for ultimate victory.

A coherent team is a fragile thing, victory a puzzle that requires every part perfectly meshed in every game, the new seamlessly jigsawing with the old.

The coherent message that helped Trump secure victory has blurred.

For Governor Bill Richardson, a possible Presidential candidate in 2008, "the key to victory is to develop a coherent national message of optimism and opportunity and not incessantly try to appeal to our base".

Without a clear and coherent long-term political strategy, any military victory over al-Shabab will be short-lived.

Judging by "expectation" meant that pundits could conceivably award a faux victory if she was half-coherent and modestly informed after a cram session in Arizona.

The set was not only coherent but full bodied and confident, which felt like victory.