Sentence examples for urge to triumph from inspiring English sources
Swinging lightly and joking his way through the 1966 hit that Frank Sinatra turned into a vocal punching bag, Mr. Wopat treated it as an offhanded sparring match between the urge to triumph and the impulse to throw in the towel.
When the will to stay awake flags - during boring, routine activities, for example - sleepiness inevitably triumphs, producing the urge to nod off during the day.
They remind me of what's possible in terms of triumphing over the urge to have a temper tantrum, or wallow in self-pity, and instead keep living your life with full brilliance and passion.
Robin Gardner West Bridgford, Nottinghamshire Your editorial concludes with a chilling phrase: "... that urge to understand which seems uniquely human should triumph over sentimentality and fear".
Whatever the barriers, the forces of good are destined to triumph, urged on by an audience happily showing its emotions: one that claps the hero's entrance, one that sighs for the heroine.
It would also mean that our deepest primal urge to retaliate against no-parking zones and gridlock triumphed over heavy wartime and post-holocaust dramas.
Resist the urge to follow".
His urge to keep his independence is evident in his break with the writer Maksim Gorky and other old friends after the Russian Revolution of 1917, which he perceived as the triumph of the basest side of the Russian people.
The urge to save may be lessening.
Yet her urge to die only deepened.
