Sentence examples for even more triumphantly from inspiring English sources
Room to jam made the Raconteurs, led by Jack White of the White Stripes, even more triumphantly extroverted.
And their performance beautifully endorses Battle's vision for the company, that in his embrace of new and surprising repertory, he can make the dancers look even more triumphantly themselves.
Perhaps even more than they embrace celebrities and idols, Americans triumphantly celebrate the downfall of their heroes.
Even more dangerous is Edmund Stoiber, leader of the CDU's Bavarian sister party, who was recently triumphantly re-elected as Bavarian premier, and who wants a second shot at the chancellorship after losing to Mr Schröder in 2002.
The suite ends with Pentheus's death, but the opera continues to an even more harrowing climax in which the crazed Agave appears before the Thebans, her son's head held triumphantly aloft, as the orchestra thunders out the 43-note ostinato theme of a gigantic passacaglia that has been relentlessly uncoiling beneath the chaos.
"We continue to make each of our services even more compelling, by adding more features and applications that provide more value to our customers," Comcast Chief Executive Brian Roberts Brian Roberts declared triumphantly.
He gave even more serious offense to the Stalwart faction by appointing as collector of customs at New York a man who was unacceptable to the two senators from that state, Conkling and Thomas Platt, who showed their displeasure by resigning their Senate seats, expecting to be reelected triumphantly by the legislature of New York; but in this they were disappointed.
Riding triumphantly through her home city in an open-top bus with thousands cheering all the way may not be quite as hazardous as hurtling headlong down a deadly refrigerated ice tube high in the Rockies at 90mph but for Britain's new sporting sweetheart it was even more exhilarating.
