Sentence examples for conquer through from inspiring English sources

Satyagraha seeks to conquer through conversion: in the end, there is neither defeat nor victory but rather a new harmony.

At times, he treats her like a slattern whom he can conquer through brute force; at others, he collapses in her lap like a baby.

Girling's extended break from painting while she was rearing her family left her with a creative block, which she tried to conquer through analysis.

Trion CEO Lars Buttler says he sees Asia as the company's "next great frontier," one that he plans to conquer through the Shanda deal and another partnership to launch in Korea.

I would conquer through fun and dance.

From the outset of his career, Smith's trademark as a star has been his ability to project the confidence that there's nothing — whether it's an alien invasion, a robot uprising, a legion of post-apocalyptic mutants or simply parents who just don't understand — that he can't conquer through the sheer power of his charisma and casual machismo.

And this goal, well, it can only be conquered through beauty, intelligence and talent.

Throughout the game, you encounter obstacles that can only be conquered through the power of the mind.

The play's message that adversity can be conquered through teamwork, inspiration and a bit of courage was something Japanese could easily figure out.

Ms. Marcovicci may be the ultimate example of a cabaret performer who conquers through charm and the ability to weave a spell.

What's more, Worsley believed, they had mastered the seemingly impossible by adhering to the lessons of Shackleton; they had conquered through endurance.