Sentence examples for seeming triumph from inspiring English sources

But his seeming triumph quickly became muddled.

In its moment of seeming triumph, the Turkish government would be wise to offer just such a deal.

He calls the "spirit that would grip the nation for that fleeting period between Kennedy's election and the passage of the Voting Rights Act: the seeming triumph of universalism over parochialism and narrow-mindedness" a "useful fiction, one that haunts me... evoking as it does some lost Eden".

But, if the occasion was awkward for Bush and Clinton, it marked a seeming triumph of federal and state coöperation.

Other sources close to the Bush family said that the machinations behind Rumsfeld's resignation and the Gates nomination were complex, and the seeming triumph of the Old Guard may be illusory.

Hope, it seems, triumphs over experience in the investment phase of the business cycle.To have the best chance of success, says Mr Zook, companies should expand cautiously, into areas that are "adjacent" to their core businesses.

What seems unalloyed triumph quickly turns to disaster.

But the occasion cannot have seemed a triumph to Zamenhof.

Once again, the power of positive thinking seemed to triumph.

Now the $40 that he won at the track seems no triumph at all.

As a result, strategy as a rational mode of thought seemed to triumph.