Sentence examples for rivalry success from inspiring English sources

Ambition, insecurity, rivalry, success and failure - a bookish romance has all the ingredients of good fiction.

Instead, Americans must learn what their foes already understand: In great-power rivalry, success depends less often on brawn than on brains.

It probably hasn't escaped Amis's own attention that his men tend to be locked in a particularly futile and insecure male rivalry (Success and The Information most baldly, but passim).

Its DVD release (Criterion Collection, 97 minutes, $29.95) half a century later reveals it to be an extremely uneven comedy-drama that follows a traveling variety show troupe and the players' loves, rivalries, passions, successes and failures.

Matthews went on the "The Daily Show" to promote his book "Life's a Campaign: What Politics Has Taught Me About Friendship, Rivalry, Reputation and Success".

It always feels great to have someone to root for, but when someone's race is used as tool to undermine their success, rivalries become less enjoyable and more frustrating.

It always feels great to have someone to root for, but when someone's race is used as a tool to undermine their success, rivalries become less enjoyable and more frustrating.

Ms. Seyfried was aware of the rivalry but said the success of "Lovelace" would rest largely on her ability to bring its subject and her struggle to life.

The history of our two great clubs is one of success and rivalry unparalleled in British football.

Kropotkin was also influenced by fellow Russian anarchist Mikhail Bakunin, who was affected by his rivalry with Karl Marx; the successes of the Social Democratic Party of Germany, which subverted Germany's revolutionary movements; and the rise of the German Empire under the rule of Otto von Bismarck.

Sibling rivalry is key to the success of the Brownlee brothers in the Olympic triathlon which gets under way later.