Sentence examples for enough to triumph from inspiring English sources
It is risky and ambitious enough to count as an act of artistic hubris, and confident enough to triumph on its own slightly — wonderfully — crazy terms.
That's what puts Rodriguez in the same crumpled up discard pile as track's Marion Jones and cycling's Lance Armstrong, the great athletes who might have been talented enough to triumph clean in dirty sports but never gave us the chance to find out.
Pinstickers' guide: Long Run may not have quite reached the heights of last season so far this term but has enough to triumph again while Synchronised could feature if the ground is not against him.
The Bible claims that faith the size of a mustard seed is still mighty -- strong enough to triumph over evil.
The strongest man or woman in the world is not nearly strong enough to triumph over his or her sin simply by saying no to it.
During the 1909 Senate race, Lorimer waited until he was sure he had enough votes to triumph.
It is no longer enough to have triumphed at the Royal Opera House at Covent Garden or at the State Opera House in Vienna.
He did not live long enough to savour his triumph.
On Saturday, the accountant oversaw a tie in which second-half goals from Nathan Elder and Chris Kinnear were enough to see Dover triumph despite a late Chris Carruthers consolation effort for their Southern League Premier Division opponents.
This contestant must have had the fire for adventure, but even striking the Tim Tebow pose during the course wasn't enough to lead him to triumph.
Sharing your emotions and experiences with your daughter teachers her that you value her in good times and in bad, and shows her that your mother-daughter bond is strong enough to share in triumphs as well as in sorrows.
