Sentence examples for triumphant writer from inspiring English sources

The Motley design philosophy that the words came first, the actors second and that the rest must serve them ran from work with John Gielgud in the 1930s, through the Stanislavski-inspired studio of Michel Saint-Denis and George Devine just before the war to their Old Vic School just after, and into Devine's triumphant "writer's theatre" at the Royal Court in the 1950s.

In the penultimate paragraph of this triumphant book, the writer and radio presenter Robert Elms casts his eyes back over four decades of British history, and comes to an equally triumphant conclusion.

The Guardian children's book prize - once given to Philip Pullman for the first volume of his Dark Materials trilogy - today goes to another writer for the triumphant completion of an even more ambitious project, a quartet.

And rarely is the writer shown as successful, triumphant or — are you kidding?

A major advance over the group's first two albums--the playing is spontaneous and fresh, Eddie Vedder demonstrates equal growth as a writer, and there is a triumphant sense of daring.

Brett Malec of E! simply called it "a beautiful track", while a staff writer from Billboard named it a "triumphant" song.

The Atlantic writer Scott Meslow called the episode a "triumphant exclamation point at the end of Parks and Recreation's third season", and described every moment as "uproariously funny".

Several editorial writers also cautioned that despite his triumphant journey across the United States, President Mikhail S. Gorbachev still had to deal with considerable economic problems and political uncertainty when he returned to the Soviet Union.

The Ploughman's Lunch (1983), written by Ian McEwan, features the central character - a rightwing writer played by Jonathan Pryce - filmed against the triumphant Tory conference after the Falklands.

These are writers looking back over their long and triumphant careers, their greatest successes.

There is a sense of conviction about Vikram Seth, of purpose, that has enabled him as a writer to take the road less travelled and arrive triumphant.