Sentence examples for view that victory from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's strategists view that victory as an object lesson.

In war, he trusted his military experts and in general favoured the view that victory could be won only on the Western Front.

The group spent $30 million on television and radio ads in the general election promoting its view that "victory is the only option in Iraq," plus an undisclosed amount on mail and phone-call campaigns in support of conservative candidates.

But Russia's apparent decision to abandon the peace process this week could reflect a change in that calculus and a view that victory is in reach, at least in the western cities where the overwhelming majority of Syrians live.

"Some may view that victory as a sign to end my existence," he wrote to a friend.

Among other recent successes, the bureau's admirers say, was a classified report in 2003 that criticized the Bush administration view that a victory in Iraq would help spread democracy across the Arab world.

His story, with lessons that transcend the kitchen or brasserie, proves anew that reaching the summit doesn't mean enjoying the view, that professional victories don't silence personal demons, and that a loving companion matters.

Given the strong show of government support for Ong, commentators expressed the view that Ong's victory meant a victory for the PAP and the continuation of its values and style of governance.

In 2008, although I preferred Livingstone, I didn't share the view that a Johnson victory would be catastrophic.

After I won the election, I was of the naïve view that an electoral victory, would end the hardship, the trials.

In 1948, with an allied government in China crumbling, Kennan — at some risk to his career — advanced the minority view that a Communist victory would not necessarily be catastrophic.