Sentence examples for incomplete triumph from inspiring English sources
Along with the usual post-mortems about strategy, message and money, Mrs. Clinton's all-but-certain defeat brings with it a reckoning about what her run represents for women: a historic if incomplete triumph or a depressing reminder of why few pursue high office in the first place.
Yet Hiroshi's triumph is incomplete.
In fact, the Athletics' triumph was incomplete (they never won the World Series) and temporary, because other teams started using more accurate statistics, too.
The heart-lifting spectacle of South Africa's first free election in April 1994 was, for Nelson Mandela and his followers, a triumph unimaginably sweet, but perilously incomplete.
It's a triumph -- albeit a still incomplete one -- for the Houthi rebels, who now inherit a central government in shambles and a country divided and on the brink of civil war.
FOR Terry Mollner, a pillar of socially responsible investing who made a run at acquiring Ben & Jerry's Homemade this spring, the triumph of the United States and its economic system remains incomplete.
Yet there was little sense of triumph in Israel in the days after, more a nagging feeling of something missed or incomplete.
Triumph followed triumph.
Economic triumph appeared certain.
