Sentence examples for communal triumph from inspiring English sources
The Accountant," it was a loud, communal triumph... and a thunderous acknowledgment that Lisa's pain had not completely co-opted her life.
There's another tradition at work here, too, a colored literary tradition that started with Sterling A. Brown's thirties sound poems about the black experience and continues today in the work of poets like Claudia Rankine, whose rhythms are inseparable from the communal injury and triumph, and in rap, which began as a black-male art form.
There is a sentimental section about the festival of Britain, apparently influenced by Morris, which presents it a triumph of communal utopianism.
When we communicate, the results are effective and efficient, and ultimately, ownership of projects and triumphs becomes communal.
It takes a masterful bowler in relentless mood, a communal belief borne of previous triumphs, a ruthlessness when chances are offered.
It was a curtain call steeped in as much emotion from the audience as the stage; it was applause for an ensemble but also for an era; it was the communal sharing of a person's triumph, and a generations.
This is a communal narrative about shared injustices and triumphs.
In a larger communal sense, this is a time to raise a toast to the triumph of the human spirit and a recognition of the resilience of the people of New Orleans.
Triumph followed triumph.
He won at least two spectacular triumphs; in September 1947 his fasting stopped the rioting in Calcutta, and in January 1948, he shamed the city of Delhi into a communal truce.
