Sentence examples for enduring triumph from inspiring English sources

Talk of more concerted and enduring triumph for German football is, of course, a fragile presumption.

This was an enduring triumph for the west, democratic values, and for free societies everywhere.

But in their midst was one movie which, while sharing the same glum subject matter, is an enduring triumph.

First, why is the tailored male suit, the very symbol of dull, if not sinister conformity, such an enduring triumph?

Packer's participation in the collective amnesia that surrounds these wars speaks to the enduring triumph of our national ideals over historical experience.

The ubiquity now of discussion about Hollywood directors (both classic and contemporary) and their artistry, whether in criticism or common talk, marks the enduring triumph of these critics-turned-filmmakers, who are best known under the rubric of the New Wave.

That they no longer saw any differentiation between Olympic and Paralympic sport is one of the enduring triumphs of the second act of London's sporting summer.

His second opera, The Bartered Bride, survived the unfortunate mistiming of its opening night and became an enduring popular triumph.

But Bridgewater, who portrayed Holiday in the 1980s biographical musical Lady Day, is keen to play down the "victim" aspects of Holiday's life and emphasise her enduring musical triumphs.

In some productions, the laughter is moistened by emotion, a sense of dizzying joy that Imogen's enduring fortitude has triumphed at last.

Yet if he is to turn military triumph into enduring peace, he must try.