Sentence examples for an easy conquest from inspiring English sources
We also see that he casually expected an easy conquest of Iraq and setting up of a new government.
She reached maturity in a more genteel time, when decorum prevented any gentleman from insinuating that she was an easy conquest.
A Ghibelline rising in Lucca, led by the mercenary captain Castruccio Castracani, enabled Uguccione to make an easy conquest of the neighbouring city.
After an easy conquest and the successful installation of a pro‑western puppet ruler, the regime was facing increasingly widespread resistance.
Retail analysts also warn that tremendous cultural and demographic obstacles stand in the way of an easy conquest by foreign retailers, however large and experienced.
Despite the fact that Metaxas was a dictator, sympathetic to both Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy, Mussolini decided on attacking Greece for no other reason than it appearing to be a defenseless country, ripe for easy conquest.
Even for those like Bruce Knox, who ended up being able to do everything from a cannonball to a double flip, that first jump was no easy conquest.
Grisette, stock character in numerous 19th-century French novels, a pretty young woman who usually works as a laundress, milliner, or seamstress and who is an easy sexual conquest.
Glorious until the easy conquest gave way to a long and painful insurgency.So far, so conventional?
These are the forces expressed in one of the book's strongest characters, a former Polish officer who hates the Nazis for their easy conquest of his country but hates the Soviets just as bitterly and in whom anti-Semitism is forever ingrained by his suffering at the hands of a Jewish Red Army officer.
Because he is handsome enough to attract any number of beautiful women with just a look, some male viewers may scoff at his rejection of easy conquest.
