Sentence examples for future triumphs from inspiring English sources

Narcissists exaggerate their achievements and what they are certain will be their future triumphs.

The music, a hybrid of verismo opera and big-band swing, anticipates future triumphs in "Rhapsody in Blue" and "Porgy and Bess".

The continuing genius of the Trumpspeak "so", indeed, is that it invokes a kind of joyous awe at the inexplicable magnitude of his present and future triumphs.

(Plus, I could visit the friends of my youth in the form of a dumpy middle-aged wizard and freak them out with my knowledge of their future triumphs and disappointments).

He will surely enjoy his victory celebration in Sevastopol, but, as the costs of his westward adventure mount, the history of May 9th should be a reminder that future triumphs will not come so easily.

Her mother had high hopes for Beryl, and worried that her involvement with what a friend termed "communist tripe" might get in the way of future triumphs: "Your whole career could be ruined through your beliefs … you could ruin all our plans for you … So please be sensible".

All of Dell's past and future triumphs fall into these areas.

The plot follows Dexter on a quest through time as he finds out his future triumphs.

I used to think the best time of life was when children are young and future triumphs are still possible.

Although past success does not guarantee future triumph, the American system, with its relative freedom, is uniquely capable of recovering and adapting.

Richard Nixon was a master at sifting through the ashes of self-inflicted defeat and finding the seeds of some future triumph.