Sentence examples similar to declaring triumph from inspiring English sources

I didn't do everything perfect and I made a lot of mistakes, but I tried my best". In the book there are instances where she declares triumphs.

But it only fell to its level in the 1990s, a time when Western commentators were declaring the triumph of liberal democracy.

He nationalised and expropriated swaths of the oil industry and said PDVSA would fill the slack left by departing foreign companies, declaring a triumph for sovereignty and socialism.

The scientific world was dominated by Western universities; the Soviet Union had collapsed; a democratic wave was sweeping the world; and some scholars were declaring the triumph of liberal capitalism and dubbing the United States a "hegemon".

But these days, with the Dow bobbing at record levels and analysts declaring the triumph of American-style capitalism, neither the Deutsche Bank acquisition or Daimler-Benz's purchase of the Chrysler Corporation last spring has yielded a similar furor.

Just as the administration was embarrassed in Iraq by prematurely stating "mission accomplished," so it may regret declaring economic triumph.

But environmentalists declared a triumph.

'A hero!' Boris declared in triumph.

Mr. Wilders, in a tweet, noted that his party had gained seats but did not quite declare a triumph.

Brown had to pretend a success, and journalists entombed in the Royal group of docks had to declare a triumph.

As potently as the wilderness symbolised spiritual freedom for the Romantic writers, ancient ruins declared the triumph of time and nature over human tyranny.