Sentence examples for almost unconquerable from inspiring English sources

In his prime, he breathed it into his lungs like the elixir that powers a superhero, and it made him almost unconquerable.

The books that sold then — Betty Smith's 1943 "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," for one — were about the unconquerable adolescent spirit, which is to say, America's unconquerable Coca-Cola optimism.

The writer Karen Blixen met Monroe and remarked: "I shall never forget the almost overpowering feeling of unconquerable strength and sweetness which she conveyed.

Perhaps the best that can be said about Mr. Silverstein's unconquerable confidence is that it seems to be genetic.

Throughout my childhood, teens, and early 20s I struggled with obsessions so dark and unconquerable they nearly ended me.

"Standing there in the dark, the silence so profound it's beating in my veins with an unconquerable force... I'm almost sure of it.

The fence, which breaks only in deference to unconquerable terrain, stands about 12 feet high and is about 12 feet wide.

But Tetris has left Neubauer trapped in an unconquerable loop since he was about ten.

It was a whale, a 60-foot finback, longer than a city bus, "the banished and unconquerable Cain of his race" as Melville called it, looking almost robotic and entirely surreal on a stretch of Queens shore still littered with debris from Hurricane Sandy, with Brooklyn's blocky skyline beyond.

Undoubtedly "The Unconquerable World" is Mr. Schell's most ambitious, and over time will be regarded as his most significant work.

That was what her big sound was about — a deafening cry in the wilderness of her unconquerable loneliness.