Sentence examples for relations triumph from inspiring English sources

Ware made of this sad story a public relations triumph.

The capture of Saddam was indeed a timely public relations triumph.

Indeed, the initial rollout of Mueller's conclusions has been a public relations triumph for the president, mainly because it was in the hands of Trump's hand-picked attorney general, William Barr.

So a terrible disaster that has killed as many as 50,000 people, but a public relations triumph that has rehabilitated China in the eyes of the western media.

For the 32-year-old Dragon King — Bhutan means "land of dragons" in the local Dzongkha language — U.N. Resolution 65/309 represents a global public relations triumph and the realization of a hereditary ambition, initiated by his grandfather 40 years ago, to establish Gross National Happiness (G.N.H).

Its audacious eve-of-summit call for a new global reserve currency to replace the dollar, the plaudits it won for a modest contribution to the International Monetary Fund, and President Hu Jintao's occupancy of the center-stage in the leaders' photo-call — added up to a great public relations triumph.

Rather than kill her, however, the pneumonia she developed secured her place in the empress's affections and kindled the first of her many public relations triumphs.

Nonetheless, Jackson's victory was a public-relations triumph.

His public-relations triumph here is not likely to ease his struggle for survival.

No Impact Man, by contrast, has already been a public-relations triumph.

Luigi Zingales, of the University of Chicago, argues that it was a public-relations triumph, quickly restoring confidence.