Sentence examples for triumph in itself from inspiring English sources

That finale to the innings ensured Derbyshire – whose presence in the quarter-final stage was a triumph in itself after starting Group A with a two-point deduction – would not be celebrating on their 24th anniversary of winning the old Sunday League.

Signing a distribution deal was a triumph in itself.

But Wright-Phillips is not looking on that single game as a possible triumph in itself.

To secure it would be a triumph in itself, surely – but Williams found another huge serve for deuce.

And even if you don't, you can still be left standing at the end, a hundred years on; that is a kind of triumph in itself.

He'll sing Somewhere Over The Rainbow, then stretch his arms out wide and cry, 'Judy Garland!' as if merely remembering her were a triumph in itself.

On a much smaller scale, they also worked in a "that's what she said" line in that song, which is a triumph in of itself.

And this book — riveting, wondrously drawn, expertly paced — is a triumph in and of itself.

Even this humanities-heavy reader could understand what was going on most of the time, which is a triumph in and of itself.

This book is destined to enjoy a healthy shelf life for anyone ever needing a reference or citation to the dates, names and places for the Bush presidency's many triumphs in marketing itself and the war in Iraq.

To make the list in what has probably been the biggest and most successful year of British sport we've ever seen is a huge honour and a triumph for me in itself".