triumphal

This admirably ambitious book seeks to distil a generation's worth of scholarship into a fresh history of "the long 20th century" from the 1890s to the present - the epoch triumphally heralded by Henry Luce in 1941 as the "American century".

An unequivocal metaphor of spectacle, the huge lighting post stood triumphally over what may seem to be the last stronghold of nature, the ultimate domain of uniqueness.

Do not triumphally grind your workforce farther into the dirt with a raft of redundancies.

Dessalines's two most important texts--the Haitian Declaration of Independence and the April 28, 1804 text in which he triumphally asserted "Yes, I have avenged America"--appear in the February 1805 edition of Minerva, which is to say more than a half a year later than their publication in the United States.

Metaphorically, in his writings, he represents the nation as unitary, triumphally protestant, and imagines its constitutional power as gendered masculine.

May we all have the loving strength to share the deep spiritual wisdom and inspired guidance of our paths with one another, neither defensively nor triumphally, but from a centered place of wholeness and peace.