Sentence examples for conquerable from inspiring English sources

This is why we love the French: One minute they look invincible, the next quite conquerable.

Eventually, through prayer and practice, McClurkin says, he reoriented himself, defeating a proclivity that is, in his account, as tenacious, and as conquerable, as any addiction.

Just when I think I have conquered the emotional challenges of incurable illness, something reminds me that those challenges are never fully conquerable.

But I like a fine summary by Julius: "Shylock is an Englishman's Jew — wicked, malignant but ultimately conquerable".

It was pretty enough; the hills were few and easily conquerable, and though the day was warm it wasn't oppressive.

The sorts of high-level demons and dragons that traditionally would have been conquerable only by people who played dozens of hours a week can now be felled by pickup groups of moderately skilled players.

We realised that the thing we were complaining about was actually doable – even conquerable – with the right support.

Its message is this: depression is conquerable.

The fear that he and other children felt of the intermittently electrified fence was great, he explains, but it was a small, conquerable fear in comparison to their overwhelming fear of the "immutable law" presented by the crematorium.

Unlike the French resort I went to seven years ago, Thredbo felt conquerable in two days, even while sticking to easy runs.

"Sadly, a quick google only returns things like 'conquerable'weak'and, and 'vulnerable', none of which for me reflect the true poverty of England's performances in both forms of the game so far.