Sentence examples for conquest the possibility from inspiring English sources

A series of events unfolds (war, threats of conquest, the possibility of love and faith).

However, the 18th-century Welsh historian Thomas Pennant mentions a "triumphal fair upon this our chief of mountains" following Edward I's conquest of Wales in 1284, which could indicate the possibility of earlier ascents.

The English political perspective was that the appointment of a Jacobite monarchy in Scotland opened up the possibility of a Franco-Scottish military conquest of England during the Second Hundred Years' War and War of the Spanish Succession.

Language is a fundamental component of any culture, and the Spanish conquest of both the people and their linguistic heritage effectively eliminated the possibility of a strong native identity surviving into the future.

The message is clear, achieve sexual conquest with women, as many as possible, or else "YOU ARE OUTTA HERE!" He makes women, and the possibility that they may be degraded or injured by such tactics, invisible.

Unlike the conquest of Mexican territories in which the invading Spanish culture assimilated some aspects of the native culture, the Spaniards in Colombia "precluded the possibility of even a token cultural symbiosis occurring" (Helguera, 1974, p. 3).

The consequent entry of Ottoman troops into Europe gave them a direct opportunity to see the possibilities for conquest offered by Byzantine decadence.

After Alexander the Great's conquest, the Ptolemies held it.

In 640 AD, as a result of the Tang Dynasty conquest, the Western States were established.

Following the Ottoman conquest, the city population changed.

But once the Turks had set up a base on European soil and had seen the possibilities of further conquest, such relationships were no longer practicable.