Sentence examples for even triumph from inspiring English sources

A grandeur, a cohesiveness, a constant reminder of what they had all done to survive and even triumph over during the last 141 years that they knew anything about first hand.

Some sick souls never get well, while others recover or even triumph: these are the "twice-born".

Let your credo be this: Let the lie come into the world, let it even triumph.

The best of them can even triumph at that challenge described by French novelist Jean Giraudoux (The Madwoman of Chaillot): "The secret of success is sincerity.

It's a wide range of films, from micro-budget indies to large-scale studio pictures, that show traces of these anxieties and also bear a range of responses, from anger and hostility to resignation, acceptance and even triumph.

Stress-free games have been so elusive for the Mets this season that even triumphs have left them exhausted.

Dismantling Queens Park Rangers, or even triumphing at West Ham, is all well and good but, when jolted out of their own rhythm, they lacked the nous to recover.

A chignoned Hall looks amazing in a lilac hat slapped to the side of her face; she even triumphs over a gathered rosebud skirt.

Beer-swigging Cassidy's effervescent, perhaps tipsy joie de vivre even triumphs over tragedy ("It was my Dad's birthday yesterday. Yay! He would have been 61. Yay!"), and they sound like the best new/old band in Britain.

NSLs can be fought, and even triumphed over, but until a court decides the letter is no longer binding, it's a serious crime to even talk about it.

"Because our people had endured horrors and prevailed, even triumphed, their descendants should be too strong and too proud for such behaviour," she explains about her mental health struggles.