Sentence examples for will not triumph from inspiring English sources

It's easy to see a potential parallel between these failed predictions and today's warnings about global warming: both are based in part on the idea that human ingenuity will not triumph over nature.

In a speech in 1972 to officers who had been chosen to carry out the death flights, Mr. Massera said, "Death will not triumph here, because all of our dead, each and every one, died for the triumph of life".

The justice will not triumph yet.

Peter Bradshaw gave it five stars and called it "creamily sensuous" while here's what others had to say: Many are predicting that Carol will not only triumph at Cannes (a best actress award for Blanchett, possibly even shared with Mara, is a strong possibility) but also at next year's Oscars.

Someday, the Man with the Bad Haircut will be killed by someone, and my feeling will be relief, not triumph.

"This will not be a triumph if we've destroyed their equipment but Kosovo is empty".

The world champions will not roll their triumph in Brazil into back-to-back major tournaments as Spain and France both have.

For their part, the young in Hungary and the Czech Republic are far too busy to be bothered with cold-war history lessons.Admitting the new members to the EU club will not be the triumph hoped for by the generation of 1989.

The reader suspects strongly it will not be an unalloyed triumph.

Afterwards she talked about having a small glass of bubbly to celebrate but this triumph will not go to her head.

But then, he did design the first aeroplane to make it around the world on a single tank of fuel so it looks a safe bet to say that this triumph will not be his last.