triumphalism造句

There was a touch of triumphalism about the occasion.

He said, pointedly, that this was not a moment for "triumphalism".

It's easy to see an echo of that in blogosphere triumphalism.

They have long tended towards triumphalism-notwithstanding more sober recent headlines, inspired by high inflation and a plunging stockmarket.

The national mood contrasted starkly with the triumphalism of the mid-19th century, says Nicholas Crafts of Warwick University.

But the lack of triumphalism reflects caution about the country's prospects as well as a sense of inevitability.

India's main share-price index yesterday surged beyond the10000mark for the first time ratcheting up a popular sense of triumphalism surrounding the outlook for the country's resurgent economy.

The main challenge facing the next president will not be to blunt American exceptionalism, but to make sure that American triumphalism is not replaced by a grumpy and irresponsible isolationism.