Sentence examples for viewed as triumphs from inspiring English sources

Poland and Hungary, once viewed as triumphs of democracy flowering in post-Soviet soil, have shackled the media, cracked down on public gatherings, and attacked the independence of their court systems.

As both the IHR and FCTC cases indicate, diplomatic health negotiations even those viewed as triumphs of global health over foreign policy are driven by state interests which can either facilitate or undermine global health objectives.

Perhaps in anticipation that Chile would lose some territory, the head of the Chilean delegation, Juan Martabit, the country's ambassador to the Netherlands, told news media on Sunday that the decision shouldn't be viewed as "triumph or disaster.

The victory will be viewed as a triumph for Mohammed Bin Hammam, the Fifa executive member, and president of the Asia Football Confederation, who is the favourite to succeed Blatter.

Each drink I consume in there is viewed as a triumph over vanquished opponents.

Why is this ruling, ending the court's oversight of urban schools, viewed as a triumph by both sides?

Among political elites, if not all architecture critics, Brasília was viewed as a triumph over Brazil's urban chaos.

But in 1976 the Canadiens swept the Flyers in a final series that was viewed as a triumph over thuggery.

Although his "red line" that the referendum comprise only one question was viewed as a triumph at the time, it looks shortsighted in retrospect.

When it first opened in the 1930s, the mere fact that it had been written was viewed as a triumph among most black writers and critics.

Film experts at the reception said "King Kong" was viewed as a triumph of technological innovation and, by many of the experts, a profound cultural statement.