Sentence examples for triumphantly conclude from inspiring English sources

Nary a mention of volatile organic compounds contaminating aquifers, so busily are the authors consumed by counting all the holes caused by fracking in Lancashire – until they triumphantly conclude that fracking poses scant risk of earthquake.

Trump was so certain that he could broker an accord with Kim Jong Un, even if an incremental one, that the White House announced that it had scheduled a joint signing ceremony at which the two leaders would triumphantly conclude their two-day summit.

Indeed, it would be tempting to triumphantly conclude 'The circle has been modeled as an infinitely sided polygon'.

Then the machine triumphantly concludes: "This is what is really holding you back: because they don't believe Christ is our savior".

He triumphantly concludes with a medley of songs he taught himself on ukulele.

Moving from Yahweh's need of flattery to the candor of Greece and the obsequiousness of Rome on down to Dick Morris and Bill Clinton, who flatters his interlocutors by intently listening, Stengel is able triumphantly to conclude (am I reaching too high?) that flattery is more pervasively present than ever, although disguised and venally debased in these relativizing times, in this age of irony.

Subsequently, a full-blown biography by Brenda Maddox, subtitled The Dark Lady of DNA, has described the degree to which Franklin, who died from ovarian cancer in 1958, had perhaps unwittingly established the context of the work that Crick and Watson would develop and conclude so triumphantly.

"Make this man a saint now, OK?" he concluded triumphantly.

No one on our side will dance," he concluded triumphantly.

"At least nobody is a nerd," Jessica concluded triumphantly.

"The war on Christmas," the author concludes triumphantly, "is joined".