Sentence examples for conquest for from inspiring English sources

Connecticut claimed most of the southern part of the colony by right of conquest for having defeated the Narragansett.

Every day means a new conquest for him.

Simply put, those planning the postwar Iraq seemingly mistook conquest for liberation.

Bollywood may be a problematic conquest for now, but Hollywood is still in wooing mode.

"It's a conquest for me," Ms. Chiesi said during the July 30 call.

For Manuel Valls and Charlie Hebdo, Ramadan represents the threat of Islamic conquest; for Ramadan's Muslim supporters, the umma itself.

He had crossed half of Asia, not for gold or for conquest, not for trade or for empire, but to buy several crates of second-hand books. .

Unfortunately, even the best of the European settlers had a stronger eye for conquest than for justice.

Women are there for conquest, conduits for unmet (and no doubt, subconscious) needs.

"I wanted to make this big machine that represented everything I dislike". A hand holding a cross represents religion used for conquest, not for worship, he said.

The Sun wouldn't have splashed on his conquests for six consecutive days last week if they didn't shift papers.