Sentence examples for conquered enough from inspiring English sources

Eventually, Salle conquered enough of his reluctance to make a few mild criticisms of the composition of my collages, and to say that his own collages were composed along simple principles that any art-school freshman would recognize.

He had conquered enough Scythian territory to force the Scythians to respect the Persian forces.

Yet I somehow manage to work myself up into a frenzy thinking that maybe I haven't conquered enough of the world yet.

You'll have pics to prove that you went, survived and conquered, plus more than enough selective memories to last a lifetime... or at least long enough to ensure that you're going again next year.

Winning Italy's championship five seasons in a row was not enough; conquering Europe — effectively the playground of the world's greatest soccer talents — was the obsession.

It was Ali's first defeat, and the man with an ego the size of the not-long conquered moon took it well enough.

With its multitude of immigrant communities and northwest Canadian culture of extreme friendliness, Vancouver feels just different enough to be intriguingly foreign but familiar enough to be easily conquered in a weekend.

You know that she's strong enough and smart enough to conquer all of her problems...so tell her so.

Dr. Stern has suggested that the criterion of planethood be roundness -- a body big enough for gravity to have conquered geological and mechanical forces.

Two famous curses conquered with championships? "That ought to be more than enough," Ross said.

Which is a big reason the Philippines get invaded, conquered, colonized, and otherwise find themselves under the boot often enough to be the Poland of the Pacific.