Sentence examples similar to measures of triumph from inspiring English sources
But this inevitability is a measure of the triumph of the pro-marriage-equality forces.
Yet I was reminded on a recent visit to see a Broadway show that chart success is only one measure of artistic triumph.
On January 26 , 1814 when he made his Drury Lane debut as Shylock in Shakespeare's The Merchant of Venice, the measure of his triumph was not to outshine Kemble but to outmode him.
Although still a relatively poor nation by western European standards, by any objective measure Poland's recent history is one of triumph.
In no small measure, the triumph of Aristotelianism in the 13th century can be attributed to him.
The measure of Hearst's triumph is that when he takes over The Examiner in 1887 he has 15,000 readers, and by his middle years he has 20 million or more.
While there's a case to be made for the authorities' measures being a triumph of pre-emptive dissuasion, there was barely anyone there to actually police.
What feelings of triumph!
Avital felt no sense of triumph.
The man feels a rush of triumph.
