Sentence examples for which triumphs from inspiring English sources

Here is the grand manner which triumphs over a situation where another woman's might save it.

This is true even in "Petite Mort," which triumphs over ambiguity of tone and sometimes pointless humor.

The feeling of turning off the TV after the guys you were rooting for just lost the seventh game of the N.B.A. Finals: temporary desolation before "the injustice which triumphs so flagrantly in the destinies of men" (Gissing).

When the nomads assemble for a musical ceremony to heal the rift between mother camel and baby, the powerful sense of community, which triumphs over other tensions, becomes a force in the film.

"A kaleidoscope of emotion and experience" was the critic Greil Marcus's description of the song, and it is that warmth, camaraderie and panoramic generosity of spirit that "Almost Famous" reaches for and which triumphs over the film's pat resolutions.

In such circumstances, however, you can never say that the side which triumphs is the absolute winner, though you can come fairly close to a definitive resolution.

The rise of Ukip, which triumphed at last year's European Parliament elections, has ensured that.

And the under-21 team title went to France, which triumphed over England by 24.7 imps.

The goalkeeper Fabien Barthez is the only survivor from the side which triumphed in 1993 over Milan in Munich.

Tooting Arts Club, which triumphed in March with its pie-and-mash-shop Sweeney Todd, is proving a new theatrical force.

By the 2000s, that number was down to just one: the last Lord of The Rings, which triumphed at the box-office and at the 2004 Oscars.