Sentence examples for triumphant display from inspiring English sources

The triumphant display of fighter jets over the nearby town of Leesville has been postponed.

It's an anomaly in film – a triumphant display, easily rivaling other sport biopics, where chess really is the centrepiece.

After its triumphant display at the Great Exhibition, numerous reproductions were manufactured, culminating in John Bell's bronze and silver statue, The American Slave (1853).

Since Ms. Onat ignites everything with a triumphant display that makes the most of the music that is hers, that should be that.

In what was meant to be a triumphant display of his consolidation of power at home, Mohammed has instead been dogged by attempts to prosecute him in Argentina for foreign crimes, singled out by protesters and scolded by European leaders.

Lucky anglers proudly hold up their catch in a triumphant display for passing boats.

It's the tiny but triumphant humanness it displays that I find encouraging; that, even in extreme circumstances, people are likely to say, "I'm going to throw myself in the river!

One team divided in the sky and drew a love heart in the air above the Nile in a kitsch display of triumphant unity with the vast anti-Morsi crowds cheering from below in Tahrir.

COLCHESTER, England — After Prime Minister Theresa May gave a bullish speech last month outlining her plans for Britain's negotiations to leave the European Union, the front page of The Daily Mail, a right-wing tabloid, displayed a triumphant cartoon depicting Mrs. May, head thrust proudly into the air, standing on the edge of what I assume is one of the White Cliffs of Dover.

Sixteen of them are on display in "El Anatsui: Triumphant Scale," an exhibition of overwhelming power and beauty.

But in America by 1873, when the statue was displayed in Philadelphia, the triumphant freed man no longer embodied an appealing sentiment, said Dalton.