Sentence examples for conquer hope from inspiring English sources

Bob doubts it because, in this case, fear may conquer hope.

Not because the change they won was preordained; not because their victory was complete; but because they proved that non-violent change is possible; that love and hope can conquer hate.

"Not because the change they won was preordained, not because their victory was complete, but because they proved that nonviolent change is possible; that love and hope can conquer hate".

Calderoni says although the company has 40percentt of its business outside the US, there are plenty of markets left to conquer and they hope to use today's cash infusion in part to continue to expand into a worldwide company.

He could not imagine an end to the war short of his dictating terms in the White House, he wrote -- and since Japan could not hope to conquer the United States, that outcome was inconceivable.

The idea of talks was based on the assumption that both sides know the Taliban cannot hope to conquer and hold Kabul and the north of the country, whereas the south will never have peace until the Taliban are brought into politics.One danger in the Western disarray over Afghanistan is that the Taliban may begin to dream grandly again of restoring their Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan.

Nonetheless, her campaign slogan "hope will conquer fear" finally won through, albeit by the smallest of margins.

Wearing sweatshirts and jeans, they demonstrated the search giant's latest technologies and some of the research challenges they hope to conquer working at the Googleplex in Mountain View, Calif.

Believing the device to be the UED's best hope to conquer the Zerg, Stukov instead takes the psi disruptor to Braxis but is tracked down and shot dead by Duran.

The next Gypsy Rose Lee? Did you see Christina Aguilera's, "Burlesque", and hope to conquer a little nightclub while developing legions of fans?

Or perhaps it was a classic you'd always hoped to conquer.