Sentence examples similar to triumph itself from inspiring English sources

Entwining memoir with biography, Prochnik skillfully chronicles Scholem's intellectual and personal life, including his passionate friendship with Walter Benjamin; his 1923 emigration from Berlin to Jerusalem; and his ambivalent attitude toward the evolution of Zionism, which eventually, he believed, "triumphed itself to death".

It's an epic about the price of triumph, a subversive victory itself in a large-scale pop action film.

It's an epic about the price of triumph, a subversive victory itself in a large-scale, pop-action film (Mitchell).

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.

Miranda's triumph is itself a coalition of the cosmopolitan élite and diversity.

Reggie Brown of the Detroit Lions walked to a podium yesterday, and that was a triumph in itself.

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

Regardless of whether Vox once again manages to exceed expectations and confound pollsters, the party's disruptive effect has so far proved a triumph in itself.

The fact that my interrogators – Nkem Ifejika and Mishal Husain – were of African and Pakistani origins was a minor triumph in itself, proving the strength of their journalistic integrity.

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.