Sentence examples for more victorious from inspiring English sources

Nor even on 2003 when matters were decidedly more victorious.

The first is that, next Tuesday, the candidates backed by NextGen and the other "green" groups will be victorious, or at least more victorious than not.

Annika Sorenstam, 38, might have preferred a more victorious ending to her majestic career, but she could hardly have had a more winsome one.

PAGE D2 SORENSTAM WAVES GOODBYE Annika Sorenstam, 38, may have preferred a more victorious ending to her majestic career, but there could hardly have been a more winsome one.

And at his campaign party at the Citadel here in Charleston on Saturday night, Mr. Santorum, sounding more victorious than conciliatory, declared, "Three states, three winners, what a country!" He hoped to remind voters that he had won the Iowa caucuses, although the news came in a belated tally that denied him bragging rights until a couple of days ago.

More victorious, 'cause that's where I'm at in my life".

I feel more ashamed than victorious.

Once it passed, everyone left feeling more resigned than victorious.

Our narrator Isadora's voracious appetite is much more delicious and victorious than Christian Grey's emotionally barren thrusting.

Furthermore, the professors wrote in the journal Contemporary Economic Policy, improvements in the quality of faculty and students were more important than victorious sports teams in inspiring significant gifts.

In the span of time that Republican nominees have been older than Democratic ones, the Republican Party has emerged victorious more often than not.