Sentence examples for but to conquer from inspiring English sources

You have no choice but to conquer your fears just getting to the set, never mind performing".

And as Brendan told us, she would not want us to confront hate with hate, but to conquer hate wherever it is found.

Thomas L. Friedman makes a blanket accusation against Jewish religious nationalists when he says, "Their goal is not peace, but to conquer Israeli society with their messianic vision and biblical map".

British colonists arrived here not just to dump their spare criminals, but to conquer.

But to conquer the fortress of Thanksgiving, I had to practice for seven years to stop fantasizing about something that wasn't going to happen.

The story of a power that went into the world to protect but not possess, to defend but not to conquer.

While Inauguration Day is certainly a time to celebrate the unmatched heights that our country has achieved, it is irresponsible of our new president to assert that our country is "a slave-holding society that became a servant of freedom... a power that went into the world to protect but not possess, to defend but not to conquer" (transcript, Jan . 21.

It came, it saw, but failed to conquer.

Today Smarty is just another horse who came to the Belmont but failed to conquer.

Chandler's conflicted outspokenness reflected the level of existential confusion the Knicks confronted Tuesday night but failed to conquer.

It's a lot of control, but trying to conquer the system of taps is like memorizing Morse code.