Sentence examples for collective triumphs from inspiring English sources

I had grown up thinking of 'the grid' with the same warm feelings I reserve for such collective triumphs as the National Health Service and the World Health Organization's eradication of smallpox.

As the chorus sang of passing "through arrangements of shadows towards the verticals of trees," those arrangements became a metaphor for the collective triumphs and defeats, loves and deaths of everyone present.

Unusually, her inside accounts of how legislation has been made tend, if anything, to downplay her own political influence, portraying any victories for the Liberty cause as collective triumphs in which elected politicians are the stars.

Neither "man," the species, nor "man," the beneficiary and victim of culture, nor yet "man," the psycho-physical organism, unique person, and locus of unshareable experiences, has as yet been discernibly affected by the exploits of Gagarin and Glenn, the collective triumphs of rocketry, guidance systems, and space medicine.

Let's share collective triumphs, not just individual winds.

And, as our guides share our collective triumphs, I'm sure Loris will be seeing more of our groups.

Rather, they reflect a collective triumph of New York's brand of American reinvention.

The story of 22 November 2003 will also always be a collective triumph of wills.

The end result is collective triumph, driven by familiar success in the sports that combine engineering, equipment and execution.

And there was the prospect of inevitable victory upon victory - a collective triumph of the national athletic will.

Manda's mass production had seemed a collective triumph; no one wants to deal with the grim aftermath.