Sentence examples for triumphantly identified from inspiring English sources

Scores of minor exegetes have triumphantly identified obscure references to forgotten Oxford personalities, hallucinatory drugs and Victorian tea-time manners.

And he triumphantly accepted an Oxford honorary degree, identifying himself as "Doctor Twain, if you please" thereafter.

In the dark days of 1940, the British political philosopher Michael Oakeshott warned of the liberal tendency in the West always to identify the enemy as the single tyrant--be he Roman despot or the modern dictator--as though, with him out of the way, the cause of freedom and virtue would march on triumphantly.

He pokes fun at the priest of his childhood who triumphantly proved the existence of God by telling his flock, "Remember that your very body is shaped like the cross!"The figure with whom Mr Sikorski identifies most, his uncle Edek, was a convinced communist until his ungovernable temper got him thrown out of the party.

Murphy smiled triumphantly.

"Ahhh," he said, triumphantly.

"Aha!" she said triumphantly.

"Yam! " — "Sea!" — she shouted triumphantly.

The author solves it triumphantly.

Jacques Chirac was triumphantly re-elected.

"Hotel Majapahit," he said, triumphantly.