Sentence examples for completely vanquished from inspiring English sources

The former vice president, however, could not be considered completely vanquished.

It is also engagingly written, not to mention fascinating throughout, and any initial misgivings I might have had about the viability of a popular, almost 400-page work about translation are completely vanquished.

However, a post-war so-called compromise between Republican economic and political forces in the North and East and those of Democrats in the South settled a disputed presidential election and allowed a South not completely vanquished by the lost war to regain power in its region in exchange for Republican hegemony in the federal government.

If this newer order completely vanquishes the older marital ideal, then gay marriage will become not only acceptable but morally necessary.

While some new technologies (like hand calculators) do completely vanquish their predecessors (like slide rules), things are not so simple when a technology also forms part of a subjective culture, as cinema does.

There is simply no chance that one side will completely vanquish the other.

But the sight of Beth Jordache in the nude completely vanquishes poor, susceptible Charles Spencer.

Even now, 12 years on from his England debut, and within three of Charlton's 49-goal record, the wild child in Rooney has not completely been vanquished.

They will all be vanquished.

There is glory to be had when the three-times European champions can be vanquished so completely, yet the evening carried little of the barnstorming quality of the 3-1 Champions Leagrouproup stage triumph over Inter here in 2010.

(All feelings of abandonment are immediately vanquished).