Sentence examples for truly triumphs from inspiring English sources

This Diwali, the world will watch and determine if good truly triumphs over evil in Devgn's second directorial venture.

As you warm to the idea, suggest that far from the "theatrical car crash" you were expecting, it is "a pleasure to report that Henry truly triumphed" (Telegraph).

The Afghan campaign was truly a triumph, and Mr. Bush has surpassed other recent presidents in gathering smart and experienced advisers in security matters.

The Celtic support has had cause for its increasing concern this season but yesterday's traumas are also a reminder of how valuable O'Neill's previous triumphs truly were.

The moment has come for the Obama administration to acknowledge what those fingers dipped in purple ink truly represent — a triumph for democracy.

What cannot be denied either is that for anyone who witnessed his performance in Montjuïc that glorious August night in 1992, Christie's triumph truly was a stunning Olympic moment.

It is a triumph, truly, and worthy of celebration.

She was incredibly talented and truly deserved to triumph at the highest level.

As I will reiterate at the end of my remarks, today is a triumph, truly, and I congratulate you heartily for it.

Having that connection where you feel what the character is feeling, their pain and triumphs, is truly special.

"I see a beautiful city and a brilliant people rising from this abyss, and, in their struggles to be truly free, in their triumphs and defeats, through long years to come, I see the evil of this time and of the previous time of which this is the natural birth".