Sentence examples for but not vanquished from inspiring English sources
Though there were no immediate claims of responsibility, the attacks were carried out in the fashion of Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, the Sunni insurgent group weakened but not vanquished by the American military.
What is hard to imagine is a worse consequence: Britain and France demoralized and depleted, Germany humiliated but not vanquished, Russia robbed of any chance of liberal reform and turned over to a gang of psychopathic fanatics.
Dismayed but not vanquished by Franco's triumph in early 1939, Goldman moved to Canada, where she devoted the last year of her life to securing political asylum and financial support for the women and children refugees of the Spanish war and to publicizing legislative dangers to free speech in Canada.
Tweed was soon indicted and convicted; Tammany was weakened and reformed, but not vanquished.
The plotters are biding their time, not vanquished.
Yet at his core he believes that evil is only finally challenged, if not vanquished, by love.
But older neocons, like Jeane Kirkpatrick, still carried the "toughness" mind-set of the Cold War: stick by your friends, however unsavory, because evil can only be contained, not vanquished.
As a result "the young, the poor, the creative and the dissidents who previously defined these quartiers" were driven out, albeit not vanquished.
Worldwide growth in average per capita income exceeded two percent a year (historically unprecedented), many poor countries became rich, infant mortality declined, diets improved, longevity increased, diseases were contained if not vanquished.
The single biggest challenge facing dark-sky advocates such as Harder is working out a way to change our understanding of darkness as a nefarious force, a thing that needs to be avoided or controlled, if not vanquished entirely.
While terrorism is not vanquished, in a world where thousands of nuclear warheads are still aimed across the continents, terrorism is not the biggest security challenge confronting the United States, and it should not be portrayed that way.
