Sentence examples for brilliant conquest from inspiring English sources
The brilliant conquest states of the Normans in England and Sicily and the patient, step-by-step labours of the French kings were achieving forms of government and concentrations of military and economic strength that the older and larger empire lacked.
Mr. Miles, an alumnus of the brilliant London and Broadway revival of "The Norman Conquests," goes heavy to begin with on the gestures in a way not seen since Jude Law played Hamlet.
Roca had led a brilliant military career that included directing the Conquest of the Desert, the campaign that brought the Indian wars to a close in 1879.
In contrast to his son's clumsy diplomacy before the invasion of Iraq in 2003, George Bush senior had responded to Saddam's conquest of Kuwait with a brilliant sequence of economic and military moves.
And on Wednesday night, less that 48 hours after his Roman conquest, he was at it again, scoring a brilliant late goal against the Red Bulls, and securing Toronto's first ever postseason appearance, despite Jozy Altidore's red card for swearing.
Asbridge suggests, however, that for all his energy in uniting Islam (which he achieved by suppressing the brilliant civilisation that had flowered in Egypt under the Shiite Fatimids), Saladin had "neither the will nor resources to complete the conquest of the Palestinian coastline".
Battlefront I agree is brilliant, though a lot of what it does well derives from the Battlefield series the main objective mode is a straight-up Conquest homage.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
"They are symbols of conquest.
"It's the Norman conquest".
