It shouldn't have come as much of a surprise: no one in the last decade or so has been as skilled in the art of star making as she is, a woman of modest talents who has nevertheless triumphed.
Nevertheless, victory at a tournament he first won in the prelude to his maiden Wimbledon triumph in 2003 would certainly be a good place to start.
Nevertheless, passion triumphed and embraces resulted.
His triumph, nevertheless, at least coincided with the World Squash Federation's renewed bid for Olympic participation at the Games of 2020.
But while Shell insists that the result is no admission of guilt, it nevertheless represents a triumph for an impoverished community over one of the richest companies in the world.
Recalling that in Wisconsin the paper's softball team lost most of its games last year (including to a team called the Hairballs from a local halfway house), Mr. Siegel nevertheless predicted a triumph over a squad of "pointy head intellectuals".
The turnout was nevertheless a clear triumph for the Kremlin, which has been criticized by human rights groups and some Western officials for staging a major election in a region still roiled by war and by atrocities on both sides.
In the age of paramodern verse we can now forecast, we will encounter unambiguously and generatively optimistic writings that nevertheless internalize the triumphs and degradations of all preceding iterations of humanity's perpetual cultural cycling.
In his own moment of triumph, Amundsen nevertheless observed: "Sir Ernest Shackleton's name will always be written in the annals of Antarctic exploration in letters of fire".
