Sentences with phrase «ultimately triumphant»

So there you have it; 343's second attempt at doing Halo justice is a mixed bag but ultimately triumphant because of the sheer strength of its multiplayer component.
While this uniquely stylized film often runs the risk of having its individual parts exceed its sum, Guy Moshe's love letter to Westerns, Samurai films, comic books, and puppet shows is ultimately triumphant.
Even though Therese and Carol's intimate connection — it's not quite fair to call it «love» — can only expand so far inside the confines of their society (and the guillotine blade falls swiftly when its bounds are overstepped), they are ultimately triumphant — maybe not at the end of this film, and maybe not in each other's arms, but as people growing through suffering and finding grace in who they really are, the world be damned.
Always fascinating, sometimes elegiac, and ultimately triumphant, this documentary about an Icelandic penis museum's quest for a human specimen emerges as the biggest surprise of Fantastic Fest 2012 so far.
Inspired by the troubled but ultimately triumphant life of classical pianist David Helfgott, Shine focuses on Helfgott's painful retreat into a private world while still in his early 20's and on...
The organization would pour millions into Christie's ultimately triumphant race.
A family fairy tale, woven through with sorrow but ultimately triumphant.

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For philosophical vitalism evil is the static, anything that stands in the way of vital evolution, while good is vital movement, which it is assumed will ultimately be triumphant, as if there were still another principle of good underlying the whole process.
There is something at the very center of our faith which reminds us that Good Friday may reign for a day, but ultimately it must give way to the triumphant beat of the Easter drums.
Thus through a wealth of colorful imagery the Biblical writers were telling that processes such as have functioned in all ages will ultimately bring a wonderful day when right will be finally and permanently triumphant all the world around.
The reality of what transpired in the months and years leading up to that fateful match in May 1997, however, was actually more evolutionary than revolutionary — a Rocky Balboa — like rise filled with intellectual sparring matches, painstaking progress and a defeat in Philadelphia that ultimately set the stage for a triumphant rematch.
Just try to resist the charms of Mira Nair's Queen of Katwe, a triumph - of - the - human - spirit movie that's ultimately, well, triumphant.
Kudos to Ms. Hunter - Gault for crafting such a poignant, very personal reminder of just how hard - fought was the struggle which ultimately led to the triumphant election of our first African - American president.
That's not to say previous Zelda's have been underwhelming; Wind Waker was one of the better titles of its console generation, Twilight Princess was a triumphant execution of Zelda traditions, and even the muddled and overly - long Skyward Sword was ultimately a good game.
Free of the limitations of Killzone - an enjoyable, but ultimately uninspiring shooter series - the Dutch studio has spread its creative wings, conjuring up a sandbox - bound adventure that's ready to plant its triumphant flag atop of Sony's PS4 - exclusive mountain.
It may even be said that the result, if not immediate, of this remarkable and well conceived and managed display, will perhaps ultimately create a second so - called art renaissance in these United States, the first having been that made by the so - called Munich band of young painters, who returning from Munich and Paris in 1877, with new ideas and intense enthusiasm, to their native shores, soon after killed and assisted in the burial of the then long triumphant, narrow and dry, so - called «Hudson - River School» of Art.
After all, Abstract Expressionism, a movement long dominated by Jewish artists and critics, was ultimately naturalized as a triumphant American art form and represented by Jackson Pollock, a goy from Wyoming.
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