There's also the naughty (see Lisa Yuskavage, Strand of Pearls); the historic (see Cy Twombly's classic Study for Triumph of Love, the borrowed and certainly appropriate title for this show); the sinister (see Playdate, by John Waters John Watersrs, Playdate, 2006.
To write a composer's life – born, studied, struggled, triumphed, died - would not do him justice.
Beam's wrenching study is a triumph of narrative reporting and storytelling.
The roxarsone study is a triumph for agency scientists but one unlikely to be repeated very often.
Heart disease experts said the study was a triumph because it showed that a diet was powerful in reducing heart disease risk, and it did so using the most rigorous methods.
The study was a triumph of science over marketing but it left women with an impossible choice: we are living longer but our bodies must do so unsupported by the protecting and vitalising hormones we produce naturally when we are younger.
Plasma levels of eculizumab and haemolytic activity were reviewed for 140 patients: 43 patients from the TRIUMPH study and 97 patients from the SHEPHERD trial.
The Translational Research Investigating Underlying Disparities in Acute Myocardial Infarction Patients' Health Status (TRIUMPH) study is a prospective AMI registry at 24 U.S. hospitals (6).
Strangely enough, "La Bête" is let down by its words, as Mr. Rylance's refined study in vulgarity triumphs in a far too-lopsided battle.
The chanterelle ravioli was a triumph, a study in minimalism and a portrait of the artist as a young chef.
