Sentence examples for putative triumph from inspiring English sources
As she walks off after this putative triumph, self-hatred distorts her face.
Mr. Obama's success even to this point calls that into question, just as Mr. McCain's triumph in the Republican primaries raises doubts about the putative sway of religious conservatives within — and beyond — his party.
Better than any putative, unspoken merging of spirits, these words evince that sweetest and hardest-won of conjugal triumphs: weathering the long, hard years together, and being happy.
Two years ago I hailed Barack Obamas election as the triumph of the creative class. Yesterday everything reversed, as middle-class Americans smacked down their putative new ruling class of highly educated urbanistas and college town denizens.
Triumph followed triumph.
The triumph of democracy, in the humbling of a party that had ruled for 18 years and, for those who cared to notice, the triumph of Mr Portillo, the Conservatives' putative next leader, in maintaining his dignity amid humiliation they immortalised that night in Enfield Southgate.
Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph.
The triumph was comprehensive.
Triumph: fresh seafood, everywhere.
Their triumph was expected.
