Sentence examples for triumphant declaration from inspiring English sources

Yet the news Mr. Steel delivered on Friday was not a triumphant declaration of independence.

Its centrepiece – the smoky, soulful Help Yourself – is the triumphant declaration of a band shapeshifting with sophistication.

The image of Romania's communist despot reduced to a crumpled, bloody corpse was beamed across the world, apparently a triumphant declaration of all-out revolution.

"Before they bring the wrecking ball," he crowed, "the wrecking crew is coming back!" It was a plainly triumphant declaration, if a mildly awkward one, coming as it did before "Hard Times Come Again No More," the Stephen Foster song that has led off every encore on the E Street Band's current tour.

The highly complex dance move's triumphant declaration of individual perseverance against the darkness of lameness can be explained by its historical origins.

Whereas the first Corey's Angels party was a triumphant declaration of presumed relevance with the Feldmeister front and center, this time Corey couldn't be bothered to hang out, and there wasn't even any cake or Brazilian dancers.

In Europe, on the other hand, grand prix victories are greeted with ringing church bells, celebrations in the street and triumphant declarations from heads of state.

For several months, it was not entirely clear whether the White House would be able to make such triumphant declarations.

"This was forced on the Chavez government," said a U.S. source familiar with the case, questioning Chavez's triumphant declarations about the arrest by his military intelligence service.

In the decades following the triumphant proclamation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in 1948, the UN General Assembly was transformed by the arrival of newly independent states from Asia, Africa, and the Middle East.

Pronounced in the summer of 1989 when liberal democracy seemed to be triumphant, Francis Fukuyama's declaration of "the end of history" – the disappearance of large-scale violent conflict between rival political systems – was a version of the same message.