Sentence examples similar to as vanquished as from inspiring English sources

But what Lucan was really pointing out is that it is worth keeping an eye on the lost causes, as well as the successful ones: the vanquished as well as the victors.

In "Inventing the Notion of Race" (Arts & Ideas, Jan . 10, you ask, "Who invented race?" and state that the label evolved recently as a tool of the vanquished as well as the victors.

Here at Pimlico Race Course, Monarchos, who trounced Baffert's colts in the Kentucky Derby, signaled he was ready to take on the once vanquished as well as newcomers by turning in a stout gallop.

Rupert Murdoch may be vanquished as far as the BBC is concerned, but the corporation still has to argue for its right to exist and to levy £145.50 from every household in the country with a TV set.

Grief and pain and hopelessness and despair are vanquished as easily as we wipe a tear from a child's eyes.

Pate had made it a condition of his service that UNICEF, founded by the United Nations in 1946 to bring relief to war-affected children, support equally those in vanquished as well as victorious countries.

Iran does not see itself as vanquished.

He does not see himself as vanquished, whatever the outcome.

He wants to be seen as vanquishing the rich — and Republicans.

As a candidate, Mr. Trump said that forcing Mr. Assad out of power was not as urgent a priority for the United States as vanquishing the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.

It just might be against the team he vanquished, as a member of the Denver Broncos, in last season's playoffs.