Sentence examples for an unconquerable from inspiring English sources

Or do his obsessive returns spring from a desire to achieve mastery over an unconquerable play?

Mr. Armendáriz shows his soulfulness again by giving his protagonist an unconquerable free-spiritedness.

In the fever of his imagining, it is not the radicals whom Dostoyevsky finally rebukes but the Devil himself, an unconquerable prinicipality pitted against God.

"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.

Ramos has a tattoo, in English and borrowed from Nelson Mandela, that declares him the owner of an "unconquerable soul, master of my own destiny".

Sprewell was the perfect sidekick during the third-quarter spurt, scoring 8 points to give the Knicks an unconquerable scoring duo.

But, pacy as well as racy, this latest attack on a finally unconquerable novel makes significant advances in the six-decade battle of between War and Peace adaptations.

In the seven years since the release of his first commercial record, Dylan had become the white whale of 20th-century popular song, a wild, unconquerable and often baffling force of musical nature who drove fans and critics Ahab-mad in their efforts to spear him, lash him to the hull and render him merely comprehensible.

You feel an incredible sense of accomplishment at the near completion of your heroic quest and the triumphant conquering of a seemingly unconquerable obstacle.

Really and truly there's very little to look forward to; everybody has stopped drinking, we're all broke, it's cold, it's grey and the rest of the year is staring down upon you like a long, unconquerable stretch of remorseless time.

Small in size but jolting in impact, the portrait bears hints of ghastly blackface caricature, but turns them around into astute ironies of a self-aware, unconquerable character — not an "identity," a term that is as reductive in art as it is in politics, and which Marshall bursts beyond.