Sentence examples similar to notably triumphant from inspiring English sources
Visitors can see photographs and memorabilia from milestones in Anderson's career, most notably her triumphant Easter Sunday concert on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in 1939, held there after she was barred from Constitution Hall by the Daughters of the American Revolution, and her 1955 debut at the Metropolitan Opera, the first performance there by an African-American singer.
Big Data proponents point to the Internet for examples of triumphant data businesses, notably Google.
The new songs, notably the hook-filled Make You Better, sound triumphant, and are warmly received.
Toward the end, a bank of harsh red lights appears suspended in front of the cyc a few feet off the ground, and gradually inches skyward as the dancers execute their final variations, notably a searing solo by Alvaro Dule and a triumphant duet by Daniela Neugebauer and James Pett, ultimately joined by Travis Clausen-KnighTravis
His output was astonishing for an artist of any age: from thousands of tiny doodles on his iPhone and then iPad to behemoth landscapes of the Wolds, notably the 40ft by 15ft Bigger Trees Near Warter, which culminated in a triumphant survey at the Royal Academy in 2012.
It was the triumphant day of my life, and it would be impossible to experience such a one again.' Other poets, notably Rilke, have experienced such hours of explosive prodigality.
Hudibras, triumphant [graphic] / Wm.
Finishes strong and triumphant.
