Sentence examples for I could conquer from inspiring English sources

I wanted to prove I could conquer the world.

"Give me one brigade of the Basij, and I could conquer the whole country," he said.

By this point, I was confident that I could conquer my fears on a near-professional level.

Lost or not, he immediately captured some of the natives he met, writing of the "seven [natives] which I have ordered to be taken and carried to Spain," and further musing that "I could conquer the whole of them with 50 men, and govern them as I pleased".

It was almost a sick game in my head that I thought I could conquer.

I just felt big in that moment, like I could conquer the world".

A few decades ago the medical establishment naively figured that it could conquer infection with modern antibiotics and vaccines.

With the help of ambitious Chinese tech and media company LeEco, it could conquer much more of the globe.

Now empowered by the ascendant conservative political movement, conservative Christianity began to have hope that it could conquer America.

My mother sighed in relief, and I learned, at age 6, that transcendence was possible: that spirit could conquer matter, and that therefore I could overcome whatever obstacles prevented my mother's loving me.

The moon landing showed that we could conquer the universe.