Sentence examples for point a triumph from inspiring English sources
The brilliance of intense sunlight clarifies every detail in Roy E. DeMeo's acrylic shorescape, "Kimogener Point," a triumph of illustrative precision.
But maintaining a minimal level of dignity is a starting point, not a triumph.
It all pointed to a triumph of internationalism, but it wasn't.
The result, as Pratap Bhanu Mehta, a columnist, points out, is a "triumph of sullenness over humour".
VANTAGE POINT Zero art, but a triumph of engineering.
Healey marks that moment as the critical point of departure and "a triumph for Mrs Thatcher".
Mr McCain called for extra troops long before they were sent, so Mr Bush's conversion to his point of view counts as a triumph of sorts for the senator from Arizona.
Not to put to fine a point on it: this is a triumph.
But a victory by five percentage points is something less than a triumph.
Everything pointed to The Pinkprint being a triumph, yet none of the spirit of those one-offs is really present here.
At the third performance, the house was full, despite the fact that it was Yom Kippur, and the audience was primed to witness a triumph, to the point where, in the sleepwalking scene, someone barked "Brava!" in the middle of a phrase.
