Sentence examples for essential triumph from inspiring English sources

The Scottish National party's essential triumph has been to bond with millions of people via a modern, "civic" kind of nationhood, and thereby recast a social democratic model of government in terms of identity and belonging – rather than standing on the other side of a cultural divide, as Labour now does in England.

Indeed, in a field where being likeable is usually essential, the triumph of Carr's onstage persona – a kind of cold nastiness – deserves more than grudging praise.

There was also the upkeep of the reputation for endless desirability that Brown believed essential to female triumph.

During the five years of the Khmer Rouge rebellion from 1970 to 1975, the support of North Vietnam, in conjunction with China, was essential to its eventual triumph.

Vol. 3 received an eight out of ten review from Drowned in Sound, where Alexander Tudor found the album to be "essential listening and another triumph".

In the view of Mr. Gore (and many others), the essential problem has been the triumph in the Bush crowd of ideology over reality.

-- elicited cheers from the audience but lacked that extra measure of precision and uniformity essential to the full-blown triumph of this ballet.

Everyday Triumphs contains the essential BHF messages about diet, exercise, smoking and alcohol.

"There have been unbelievable legislative triumphs that are essential and correct and humane, but there's been all kinds of losses along the way.

The new crisis is the ironic triumph of Jacobs's essential insight.

This was only the Japanese striker's second league start of the campaign even though he was an essential component of last season's triumph.