Sentence examples similar to conclusive triumph from inspiring English sources

So conclusive is the First Symphony's triumph, and so eventful the journey to it, that hearing these works in reverse order and being plunged from the enveloping warmth of C major back into the cold bath of D minor is almost unimaginable.

But the Swiftvets do not need a conclusive "win" to win like the Vietcong guerrillas they battled, they might triumph by demoralising and wearing down their opponents.

Yet the 2000 election was the least conclusive in American history, and the 2002 and 2004 elections, which were indeed triumphs for the Republicans and the right, have not yielded a durable mandate for either.

Not conclusive.

Triumph followed triumph.

Economic triumph appeared certain.

He lacked conclusive proof.

This is conclusive evidence?

Nothing conclusive emerged.

I mean, nothing conclusive.

Um… Is that conclusive?