Sentence examples for could not triumph from inspiring English sources

Evil could not triumph under socialism.

"Brecht: Because I want him to". Brecht's will was always the final arbiter; if it could not triumph over America, neither was it sucked into the American habit of compromise.

That racial politics could not triumph in such a slam-dunk case to combat police brutality.

Some said Dr. King could not have triumphed as he did without Mr. Abernathy's help.

George Galloway could not have triumphed in the Bradford West byelection, with the biggest swing in modern British political history, had it not been for the loud, passionate and overwhelming support of the constituency's big Muslim population.

As the New York Times critic Edward Rothstein wrote, "The composer's triumph could not have been more complete".

Such a triumph could not go unpunished, and what ensued was a chain of sequels, rehashes, and reboots, most of them frighteningly poor.

But Wheldon could not parlay even a triumph of that magnitude into another full-time ride in the series, which has suffered a loss of sponsorship opportunities in a tepid economy.

He says, looking back, he has learned "to develop a sense of responsibility, and to see that [my research] could not be a howling triumph, but at best an armistice.

Indira Gandhi's administration restored Indian pride by making the country self-sufficient in food, and by winning the 1971 war with Pakistan.But this political triumph could not mask the failure of her command socialism to improve either economic growth or social justice.

The outsize success of Jewish intellectuals and scientists and artists and businessmen and activists was an especially good thing, a unique proof of American exceptionalism — because ours was the one country where a people so long persecuted could not only survive but triumph.