Sentence examples for marks of triumph from inspiring English sources

Pitt's intervention in eastern Europe, however, bore no such marks of triumph.

Some are noble marks of triumph over a health problem, badges of honor of a life well-lived or simply reminders of a good story.

It marks the triumph of the Raja of Chamba over the ruler of Trigarta (now called as Kangra), in 935 AD and also celebrates the paddy and maize crops grown at this time of the year.

As time goes by, the state's absolute power becomes a matter of fact and this marks the triumph of state administered amnesia.

To turn a stretch mark into a story of triumph, marvel at the legs they've always loathed as a road map of the miraculous journey they've carried them through or, as Taryn Brumfitt -- Aussie, mom to three children, and founder of Body Image Movement -- says, "See that the lines on our face only serve to remind us that life is short and the bucket list is long".

Today marks the triumph of mankind.

The clarification marks the "triumph of pragmatic politics over an approach that focused on fiscal consolidation," the Times of India said.

This desperate attempt to round up the e pawn marks the triumph of White's strategy as the black square barricades crumble and the fianchettoed bishop roars into life.

2011 marks the triumph of a very successful social experiment in building a travel hub for the creative class.

Music UK called the songs on Charmbracelet forgettable, and wrote, "She used to take risks, but 'Charmbracelet' is conservative, unadventurous and uninspiring; and, while it's understandable that simply to make another record marks a triumph of sorts, it's impossible to admire Mariah to the degree that her talent ought to merit".

In most Olympic events, the moment of triumph is marked by celebration.