Sentence examples for ultimately victorious from inspiring English sources

Malalai died on the battlefield, but Afghan forces were ultimately victorious.

Netscape's dominance in web browsers prompted a vicious and ultimately victorious counter-attack from Microsoft.

The Dynamo played a tactically astute, and ultimately victorious 90 minutes against visiting Sporting Kansas City Sunday afternoon.

Mr. Claypool's diligence precluded his ultimately victorious chief rival from challenging his candidacy and draining his resources with legal fees.

The Social Democrats sent a contingent in 1960 to observe John F. Kennedy's ultimately victorious presidential bid against Richard Nixon.

His efforts continued over more than a decade with the once-rebuffed but then ultimately victorious bidding to bring the World Cup to South Africa.

More often, the working definition here is of secularism as a historical force ultimately triumphant and victorious: a vision of the future as an overcoming of religion.

For Camus, defeat was noble, and would, ultimately, be victorious; that is the sense in which his world view was essentially religious.

He embodied the belief that their version of Islam was correct, that terrorism was the right weapon, and that they would ultimately be victorious.

Though neither Mr. Romney nor his campaign would predict a victory in the Iowa caucuses Tuesday, Mr. Fehrnstrom did say he thought Mr. Romney would ultimately emerge victorious.

Christians are consequently exhorted to remain steadfast in their faith and to hold firmly to the hope that God will ultimately be victorious over his (and their) enemies.