Sentence examples for conquest as much from inspiring English sources

That approach is something of a conquest — as much for the museum's in-person spectator as for the viewer of "National Gallery".

Others, such as H. G. Richardson and G. O. Sayles, see the changes brought about by the Conquest as much less radical than Southern suggests.

You get variants on Team Deathmatch, Capture the Flag and Conquest, all as much fun as they've always been.

His conquests were as much a part of his mission as Kertanagara's had been in the 13th century.

Though with droves of killer worker bees at home, conquest is just as much about survival as it is about power.

They also sought to take advantage of Charlemagne's recent conquest of Bavaria by appealing as much as possible to the sympathies of Carolingian judicial authorities.

Duleep Singh is as much a conquest of empire as the famed Koh-i-Noor diamond he is claimed to have "gifted" to the crown.

Human feelings about the other life forms we know well have shaped the ecosystem at least since the major domestications that followed the end of the last ice age – the process that the science writer Stephen Budiansky calls "the covenant of the wild", and considers as an inter-species deal as much as a conquest.

Though not ignoring the American conquest of the Cheyennes, West gives as much analytical weight to problems inherent in the Cheyennes' original vision.

The flagship of the Battlefield multiplayer experience, Conquest was for the most part as much chaotic fun in the new game as it's always been.

Futurism's technologically inspired nihilism excited Italy's fascists as much as Mussolini's conquests in Africa excited the futurists.