Sentence examples for triumphant breakthrough from inspiring English sources
Again, it was by and large an open prompt that gave people permission to talk about themselves, but compared to what Twitter has become in the past couple years, it was a relative triumphant breakthrough, with tens of thousands of likes, thousands of replies, and even more quote-tweets answering the question.
By the end of their triumphant yet ill-fated breakthrough, they are completely defenseless before each other.
Classic Freudian analysis — and most cinematic shrinks are Freudians — takes years and in narrative terms demands far too many momentum-killing flashbacks and dream sequences, to say nothing of the swelling, triumphant music required to accompany every "breakthrough".
His breakthrough year was 1958: he directed a triumphant London premiere at the Arts of Eugene O'Neill's The Iceman Cometh, with Ian Bannen as Hickey and Patrick Magee as Slade; The Birthday Party; Schiller's Mary Stuart at the Edinburgh festival; and a television play, Sunday Out of Season, which got both Smith and Alec McCowen snapped up by the Old Vic in 1959.
"I've always been an overachiever," said Decker in the Berlin Film Haus, triumphant from the buzz generated by her two contrasting films in the festival: a clear statement of breakthrough via a balance of opposites.
I was feeling triumphant.
