Sentence examples for be indomitable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Incapable of being subdued, overcome, or vanquished.
In a fairy tale, the hospital staff members would be indomitable, their spirits always high.
It was one of my better performances, the kind of game where you feel yourself to be indomitable.
The will and ability to write smartly and well for a general audience seems to be indomitable.
She has been beaten by herself as much as others in the intervening period, as perversely flaky in the heat of battle as she can be indomitable with her groundstrokes from the back of the court.
But she also completely isolated herself following the November 2015 loss to Holm, retreating from the public eye that built her up to be indomitable.
"Harley survived in hell for 10 years and there's only one thing that allows the spirit to do that, and that's to be indomitable," Dan Taylor said on stage that Saturday night before the hundreds gathered for the star-studded gala at the Beverly Hilton and with Rudi Taylor standing beside him, crying and cradling 14-year-old Harley in her arms.
But Musaev at this point was indomitable.
"He was indomitable," Mr Biden said.
"She really was indomitable," he said.
Wagner's reputation is indomitable, Partch's worryingly fragile.
