Sentence examples for subsequent triumph from inspiring English sources

He devotes only three sentences to the subsequent triumph of the "Symphonie Fantastique".

Much of Kanye West's genius, for instance, lies in his ability to withstand his own occasional demise and to orchestrate a subsequent triumph.

It is both fantastical and profound, credibly outlining a series of unlikely events that result both in Corbyn's election and the subsequent triumph of his administration.

"Chekhov's art demands a theatre of mood," said the Russian avant-garde director V. S. Meyerhold, who appeared in the first production of "The Seagull," a legendary failure whose subsequent triumph became a symbol of the Moscow Art Theatre's innovation.

The second lesson is for the American military, justly proud of its renaissance after the debacle of Vietnam and subsequent triumph in the cold war but grievously unprepared for the wars of this century.

This mission and subsequent triumphs earned Mosby promotions to captain, major, and, eventually (December 1864), colonel.

India's subsequent triumphs – the World Cup victory in April being the latest – have turned the game into a huge enterprise, with financial spinoffs of all kinds.

I think we both remember the pain of those defeats, made all the more poignant by the relentlessly cheering crowds outside the Taunton pavilion after the second one, far more vividly than any subsequent triumphs.

It took Josie Rourke a little time to get into her stride as artistic director at the Donmar – as it did Michael Grandage, though his subsequent triumphs make that easy to forget.

You didn't have to be a racial conspiracy theorist to trace a direct line from the 2001 Brit awards (when four times-nominated Craig David turned up in his union flag jumper, but walked away empty-handed) to the subsequent triumphs of Joss Stone, Jamie Cullum and Amy Winehouse, and sense that something fishy was afoot.

If the answer to either, let alone both, is yes then the subsequent American triumph is all the more worthy of celebration.