Sentence examples for definitive triumphs from inspiring English sources

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With that, a rivalry known for its lack of a definitive triumph suddenly had the most definitive ending of them all.

Writing in The Financial Times last week, Chrystia Freeland recalled Francis Fukuyama's 1989 essay "The End of History?," which trumpeted the definitive triumph of liberal democracy.

With the definitive triumph of good over evil comes hope.

It's the definitive neoliberal triumph: the monetisation and marketisation of nature, its reduction to a tradeable asset.

Cole is also the author of "Suspect Identities: A History of Fingerprinting and Criminal Identification Harvard University Pressss, 2002), the definitive work on the triumph of fingerprinting (or dactyloscopy) over bertillonage.

Not definitive, just definite.

"A Life's Work" briskly does away with any frilly illusions about the joys of motherhood even as it depicts this glamourless burden as the definitive joy; that's the book's triumph.

Recent work done in the Ormandy laboratory indicates that ERα and ELF5 cross-inhibit one another in luminal progenitors, with definitive hormone-sensing or secretory lineage differentiation ensuing when one factor triumphs over the other [ 24].

In such circumstances, however, you can never say that the side which triumphs is the absolute winner, though you can come fairly close to a definitive resolution.

The Triumph of Orthodoxy, the celebration of true doctrine over heresy and the definitive restoration of the icons are joyously commemorated by the One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church on the first Sunday of Great Lent.