Sentence examples for considered a triumph from inspiring English sources

The painting is considered a triumph.

If even half of those eligible to vote are registered by then, it could be considered a triumph.

And the creation of Metromedia, considered a triumph of financial structuring, may have been his greatest pleasure of all.

Ms. Shahum of the Bicycle Coalition said the requirement was considered a triumph for cyclists, but enforcement has been lax.

Scottish Tories have so long been in the electoral doldrums that taking 20 per cent of the vote is considered a triumph.

(Incredibly, getting the richest country in the world to pay half its debts was considered a triumph for the UN; plenty of impoverished places pay on time).

Those stories are much harder to share: like most people, I'd find it much more painful and difficult to be open about failures in those areas of my life that I don't consider a triumph than those that I do.

That's what this country - and what feminism in 2008- should consider a triumph.

That vote is considered a major triumph for freedom of the press.

By now, you've probably heard that Morrissey's debut novel wasn't considered a literary triumph.

Put it this way: If a Republican president had managed to extract the kind of concessions on Medicare and Social Security that Mr. Obama is offering, it would have been considered a conservative triumph.