Sentence examples for time of triumph from inspiring English sources

The '60s would be a time of triumph and tragedy for Dick and Barney.

It's not as if it was a time of triumph, to be savored by both halves of a devoted couple.

Bray learns that independence, far from bringing the men together in a time of triumph, has only widened the gap between them.

The depth of hostility toward Penn even in a time of triumph illustrates the combustible environment within the Clinton campaign, an operation where internal strife and warring camps have undercut a candidate once seemingly destined for the Democratic nomination.

We are in a time of triumph, a time of change". On Sunday, for his official state inauguration, he expected about a dozen foreign leaders, far more than have ever attended a Bolivian inauguration.

It's a time of triumph for Seidman.

Indeed, the demons have sometimes struck even in times of triumph, for instance after the 2004 Olympics, when he used alcohol to keep himself on cloud nine.

Still, it is right and proper that we should challenge the illusion that we are better than we really are, at times of triumph and disaster.

CheeChee was the dean of American chimps; we can all probably recall how, in times of triumph or tragedy, CheeChee would put on his little three-piece suit and his fedora, bare his teeth at the camera, and throw things.

For years, many of the city's wealthiest and most visible personalities have been represented by a somewhat achromatic gentleman who is paid to keep them in the public eye in times of triumph, out of the press in their hours of shame, and, in general, to provide advice, comfort, and refuge as the moment demands.

Many times throughout history, music has stirred up controversy, influenced cultural movements, and lifted us in times of triumph.