Sentence examples similar to mirror triumphant from inspiring English sources
A woman in a pair of jeans cut low to reveal two inches of bare stomach is making the trip back to Manhattan with a pink-and-orange mosaic-trimmed wall mirror sitting on her lap, and she looks triumphant.
It's just a mirror image of the same thing, blanketing, and triumphant, and monstrous.
Its rounded characters were an expression of triumphant bourgeois individualism; its lifelike plots mirrored readers' "ready-made idea of reality".
(Anderson) ★ Jeff Mangum (Saturday) This masterly, reclusive singer-songwriter of Neutral Milk Hotel follows his triumphant appearance at the I'll Be Your Mirror festival with a spontaneously added evening in Times Square.
It's a dangerous, albeit triumphant, balance of vibes bad and good that mirrors those pangs of acute anxiety and all-knowing, unforgiving existential dread muddled with moments of warmth and tranquility that color a comedown from psychedelics.
In a world of triumphant kitsch, composition can justify its survival only by becoming a mirror image of physical and spiritual destruction.
The Sunday Mirror is launching a Knight the Heroes of 1966 campaign to have all the survivors of England's triumphant World Cup campaign knighted.
I was feeling triumphant.
