Sentence examples for extraordinary triumphs from inspiring English sources

There are legitimate doubts about the effectiveness of many aid efforts, but there also are extraordinary triumphs that don't get attention — such as the war on blindness.

And again Cavendish responded, racing on to seal an extraordinary triumph.

Extraordinary triumph over adversity characterised the life of the journalist Paul Spiegel, who has died aged 68.

Gisela Stuart's extraordinary triumph in Edgbaston will be one of the great memories of election night.

Nibali's extraordinary triumph this year marked the culmination of a long journey of sacrifice.

Against a backdrop of rising inequality, the passage of this bill will mark an extraordinary triumph for doctrinaire conservative thinking.

After one extraordinary triumph in professional baseball, fame and money went to his head in a big way.

Reflecting on the litigation, Mr. vanden Heuvel said the dispute was "painful," especially "when we're about to celebrate an extraordinary triumph of 40 years' effort".

For Mr. Obama, who vowed earlier this month to do "everything in my power" to see the bill to fruition, the measure's passage would be an extraordinary triumph.

The extraordinary triumph of the cellphone among India's poor stemmed from its ability to enable a most mundane human need, which is to chat with other people.

The national tax agency, as prosaic as it may sound, had once been an extraordinary triumph, even for the party that helped defeat apartheid.