Sentence examples for ultimately standing from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, standing pat carries risks for Democrats too.

Mr. Mehta and the orchestra, too, were roundly cheered by nearly full houses on all three nights, with the Bruckner evening eliciting a sustained — and ultimately, standing — ovation.

The first, inspired by Bobby Fischer, is about going all or nothing; the second is using pawns as sacrificial lambs, which results in our under-the-thumb protagonist ultimately standing up for himself.

While not ultimately standing on the podium, she came 7th and achieved an all time personal best.

Davenport would soon be leading by 5-1 in the second set, too, but while Hingis would do her best to change the flow of this lopsided match and keep her four-year winning streak in Melbourne alive, it was ultimately akin to standing at the edge of a waterfall with a bucket.

These two issues became the motivation for the authors to develop an alternative and faster tool which was ultimately named Viraph (standing for Visibility graph).

The Trust was ultimately denied legal "standing" in the case, but other parties continued the charge.

Fewer, taller shoots with depth is an extremely common feature of helophyte depth responses (Webb et al. 2012), so quantifying this development can provide valuable insight into how wetland plants become stressed and ultimately killed by standing water.

The album opens with ULT, short for "ultimate" while also standing for either "ultimately liberating together" or "utilising limitless talent".

Instead, she read an essay on the power of female friendship to a silenced audience, and ultimately, a standing ovation.

It was reported that his remarks provoked nods of approval, cheers and "ultimately a standing ovation" from the audience.