But why bore you with my triumphs?

Brutus, I recall them well, those triumphs.

But all these triumphs, however grand, are still not enough.

When the Revolution triumphs, she will die on the guillotine...

I'm a foreign visitor... and therefore unconcerned about who triumphs.

Went suddenly sick with it. Not his conquests or his triumphs.

Are all thy conquests, glories, triumphs, spoils, shrunk to this little measure?

Our triumphs and virtues are exaggerated our villains externalized our failings covered up.

Mr. Kalpagé (Sri Lanka) Today the United Nations celebrates one of its greatest triumphs.

Last year we highlighted our triumphs in the recognition of our two Nobel laureates.

Whoever triumphs in future elections will lack the legitimacy that only a majority can provide.

Let the Romans welcome great Caesar properly at last in this greatest of his triumphs.

For judgment is without mercy to him who has shown no mercy. Mercy triumphs over judgment.

The cases of the Middle East and South Africa, especially, represent triumphs of diplomacy and patient negotiation.

Vaccines, modern medicine, our ability to feed billions of people, those are triumphs of the scientific method.

What they cannot gain through democratic elections they acquire through the history of the revolution and today s economic triumphs.

His was a theatrical performance staged in a marvelous setting and his victories were triumphs of beauty and intelligence.

And in the end, the hero triumphs over evil in an idyilic way, but at great personal, emotional sacrifice.

It was to honor Caesar above all men and to indicate Rome's gratitude for Caesar's triumphs in its name.

A man can not be judged by the color of his skin, by his clothes, his jewels, or his triumphs.

Today, we believe that the only path towards the great triumphs of collective well being is that of democracy and freedom.

All politics is local, and there is no local constituency for the global economy, so what triumphs often erodes global imbalances further.

After all, as members of the global family, we share triumphs and tragedies, hopes and setbacks and our interests are mutually interdependent.

Well, today, after so many struggles and triumphs and moments that have tested my husband in ways I never could have imagined,

Some of the past century s greatest intellectual triumphs, such as those related to the expanding universe and continental drift, have not been celebrated.

The political and economic reintegration of South Africa into the rest of Africa is one of the biggest triumphs for Africa for many years.

In the past year, two such triumphs brightened, like twin comets, the history of the human community, forcefully demonstrating yet again this essential reality.

It seems surprising that disarmament agreements should become nothing more than political triumphs, military guarantees or economic necessities for the Governments of certain countries.

The Arab World is looking in awe at the developments unfolding in Egypt. Today, mainstream media is taking a back seat, while citizen media triumphs.

His battles were in a decidedly popular art. His was a theatrical performance staged in a marvelous setting and his victories were triumphs of beauty and intelligence.

We have lost one of our greatest icons, a man both humble and fearless whose triumphs over Neptune's lair will never be forgotten. R.I.P Harold La Borde.

But there was no joy for Caesar as in his other triumphs for the dead which his legions counted and buried and burned were their own countrymen.

Finally, our past technological triumphs did not actually conserve natural resources, but instead enabled humanity to mine and use these resources at a lower overall cost, thereby hastening their depletion.

Cuba has trumpeted similar General Assembly resolutions as triumphs for its dictatorial actions, while concealing from the Cuban people other calls of international organizations for democratic reform and human rights in Cuba.

His tortured mind wondering if they call the memory of past triumphs or wail foreboding of disasters yet to come or whether the desert's hot breath has melted his reason into madness.

Fortunately, there is plenty to motivate world leaders to do what it takes. Indeed, the UN has had two major recent triumphs, with two more on the way before the end of this year.

However, at the same time our world witnesses these triumphs of the human spirit, it also faces grave new problems, such as the tragedies that are unfolding in Bosnia and Herzegovina and in Somalia.

She has carefully studied not only Jackie Kennedy a comparison obvious from her sheath dresses, boat collars, and page boy haircut but also the triumphs and failures of that other glamorous but underestimated stealth radical, Princess Diana.

But even as we celebrate these victories, the triumphs of reason and statesmanship, we must confront the dark forces of aggression, racism, fascism and bigotry, which have again raised their head in many parts of the world.

But only after more than two years and many wars in Africa and Asia Minor was Caesar able to cross over to Italy and come home at last to celebrate his triumphs and see to his affairs.

So influential have medicine s triumphs over bacteria been that the war on cancer continues to be driven by the assumption that magic bullets will one day be found for tumor cells if the search is sufficiently clever and diligent.

As we review the developments of the past year in the light of the triumphs and tragedies experienced by the world body and by the international community, the picture which emerges is one of persistent conflict and pervasive poverty.

It is called power Orlando Luis Pardo thinks that the felling of trees might be part of a deferred vengeance against the government , but fears that by the time this resistance triumphs, we will live in a country without trees.

As we look back at this half century, we see with extraordinary clarity that the enduring triumphs of the international community have come not with the imposition of outside force but when the deepest concerns of the nations and peoples involved are addressed and resolved.

He said this, he said, Nothing is more fatal to the progress of the human mind than to presume that our views of science are ultimate, that our triumphs are complete, that there are no mysteries in nature, and that there are no new worlds to conquer.