Sentence examples for continually triumph from inspiring English sources

It's frighteningly violent at times, but love and goodness continually triumph over evil.

Mourinho signed a contract extension to 2016 in the wake of Madrid's league triumph but he has continually been linked with a move away from the club, with a return to Chelsea or a move to Paris St Germain touted.

His darkened four-track triumph is here in full, with brooding bass-lines continually filling the void in today's house music scene.

This crown was usually held above the head of a Roman general during a triumph, with the individual holding the crown charged to continually repeat "memento mori", or, "Remember, you are mortal", to the triumphant general.

Will the very 21st-century figure who is Mr. Combs, whose career has been a sustained triumph of nerve over probability, be able to turn into a man of continually thwarted dreams of the mid-20th century?

A more thorough historical approach continually reminds us of the troubles of even iconic figures: Jesse Owens, after his Olympic triumphs, goes bankrupt in the laundry business and then has a stint supervising black workers at Ford.

The likely triumph of a Catalan nationalist party, Convergència i Unió, heightens the regional tensions that continually tug at Spain's fractious unity.

This is an age where influence triumphs over awareness, where consumers are more wary of promotional messages, and where brands are continually shaped by consumer perception and less by themselves.

Parasites have traditionally fallen victim to our irrational hope that life is continually on the up and up, and thus we frequently rebuke losses instead of considering tomorrow's now possible triumphs.

Economic triumph appeared certain.

Triumph followed triumph.