triumphantly

Examples of triumphant

triumphant
He suffers early professional setbacks but emerges triumphant by the end of the novel because he has never compromised his own individuality.
Of course, the revival of the project of ethnic nation-state has come both as a consequence and as the very agenda of triumphant nationalism.
We must pause and ask why these musical escapades are the most triumphant pieces of theatre of the 1990s?
Now they are triumphant, and debate moves instead around which varieties of democracy and of capitalism should be adopted.
In these situations, e-government seems far from being a triumphant standard-bearer for modernity.
Historians of women's work have tended to present the history of women in the professions as a story of exclusion and later triumphant entry.
The flag song ends with a triumphant final thunderclap from the drum.
The reality of prison life, however, was considerably less romantic and triumphant than the braggadocio of radical convicts made it out to be.
However, contemporary music exports are not unambiguously triumphant.
By stressing internationalism and criticizing the bourgeois national ideologies they kept the critique of nationalism and nation-states alive in the epoch of triumphant nationalism.
The clock-work world was triumphant and inevitably so.
The shrieks of laughter of the young men were hardly 'ambivalent', hardly 'asserting and denying', 'triumphant and deriding'.
The euphoric and triumphant procession of new discoveries was not the only thing that began with ships.
In the last scene, the conquistadores appear at the mouth of the river, triumphant and by themselves.
Indeed, during the twentieth century, the industrialized world became a world of triumphant consumerism.
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