I would conquer through fun and dance.
And as Euny Hong, author of The Birth of Korean Cool: How One Nation Is Conquering the World Through Pop Culture, that success is no accident.
And this goal, well, it can only be conquered through beauty, intelligence and talent.
Throughout the game, you encounter obstacles that can only be conquered through the power of the mind.
The play's message that adversity can be conquered through teamwork, inspiration and a bit of courage was something Japanese could easily figure out.
What's more, Worsley believed, they had mastered the seemingly impossible by adhering to the lessons of Shackleton; they had conquered through endurance.
During this run of failures, Albee had regular public confrontations with producers and reviewers that were worsened by stubbornness - a trait the playwright never lost - and drunkenness, which he eventually conquered through Alcoholics Anonymous and the loving encouragement of Jonathan Thomas, a Canadian sculptor with whom he lived in New York for 32 years.
De Forest said looking for a similarly peerless poem would be futile, in his time at least: "We may be confident that the Great American Poem will not be written, no matter what genius attempts it, until democracy, the idea of our day and nation and race, has agonised and conquered through centuries, and made its work secure".
Striking a good balance is a daily (sometimes hourly!) battle, but one that can be conquered through love of family and commitment to success in business.
Acknowledging it directly conflicts with our American individualism -- the idea that there are chemicals and traumas and circumstances that cannot be "conquered" through willpower alone.
Erdrich states that even though it could have been written for young women experiencing the same difficulties Angelou faced, the book does not preach, but "presents Angelou's life path scattered with enormous obstacles endured and conquered through knowledge of self and a singular brand of mother love".
