Sentence examples for triumph thinking from inspiring English sources

Too often, Democrats succumb to the complacency of triumph, thinking the fight is over after an election is won.

Where Radiohead's music is the triumph of thinking much too hard, Mr. Yorke on his own got sweaty and physical.

The cliché, since Margaret Thatcher, is that women in power are of necessity iron maidens who triumph by thinking like men.

Yet how could they not feel at least envy, watching the Obamas and the Bidens stroll out in triumph, and thinking that their candidate could have been in either role, at the top or bottom of that ticket.

In 2005 she released "There's More Where That Came From," her best album and a triumph of yesteryear thinking.

Some are already snarling with triumph: "Anyone thinking of taking out a gagging order now knows what to expect," as the Sun put it this week.

Although this was a moment of triumph, I was still thinking about the civilians killed at Diyala bridge, and I said to the sniper that I had heard that he was one of the men who had fired shots there.

The Triumph of Orthodoxy celebrates the triumph over that kind of thinking.

On Sunday, less than 24 hours after the Rangers defeated Washington, 2-1, in an emotional Game 7, Richards said he had already stopped thinking about the triumph.

There will be bumps along the way -- others like Donald Sterling who are remnants from the past -- but economics, changing demographics and social change will triumph over outmoded ways of thinking about the games we love.

It got me thinking about the triumphs and pitfalls of public art.