Sentence examples for conquer herself from inspiring English sources
Writing about an episode of her own life allows her to "conquer herself", she says, quoting Virginia Woolf's dictum that "Nothing has really happened until it has been recorded" with a quiet formality which has something of the schoolmistress about it - or perhaps something of her upbringing in the East.
Charlie has promised never to abandon Sam, while Tess (under the tutelage of a gruff coach played by Donal Logue), has the world to conquer all by herself.
Yet despite the barriers that indigenous Australians like Ms Nelson feel they have to conquer, she is herself a successful small business owner.
NEW YORK, July 28 (Reuters) - When gymnast Kacy Catanzaro, the first woman to reach the finals of the "American Ninja Warrior" fitness TV competition show, faces an unfamiliar challenge she closes her eyes and pictures herself conquering it.
Cain had to persuade a publisher she could conquer her stage fright and promote herself at book festivals before they agreed to take her on.
Of higher and higher goals set, of pushing herself to do more, conquer more, take advantage of every day more.
The TV celebrity Carol Vorderman left herself only one world of renown to conquer yesterday - that of becoming, as John Lennon said of the Beatles, more famous than Jesus Christ.
Sometimes it is necessary to stoop to conquer, even when the object of the conquest is Nature herself.
But she was nothing if not sure of herself, she had never met a man she could not conquer".
He was upset that Karen had not checked herself into an inpatient facility as one would do to conquer substance abuse.
