Sentence examples similar to defeated disposition from inspiring English sources
Mack completely misread the French dispositions and scattered his forces; as the French defeated each unit separately, the surviving Austrians withdrew toward the Ulm fortifications.
Spain was defeated and surrendered.
Spector notes that "Denialism must be defeated.
A spirited nominating contest and a unified goal of defeating an incumbent president have awakened the party from its sleepy disposition in the 2008 presidential race when George W. Bush was leaving office.
Elaborately organized conspiracies for the theft of automobiles and the spiriting them away into some other state and their sale or other disposition far away from the owner and his neighborhood have roused Congress to devise some method for defeating the success of these widely spread schemes of larceny.
It is a stubborn disposition: we can learn to hide it, channel it, finesse it or work around it, but we can never quite defeat it.
Rock defeats scissors, scissors defeats paper, and paper defeats rock.
Were it admitted however that the Foederal Government may feel an equal disposition with the State governments to extend its power beyond the due limits, the latter would still have the advantage in the means of defeating such encroachments.
We pray that people defeat their fears.
