Sentence examples for defeated people from inspiring English sources

The Chechens, Putin told Frost, "are not a defeated people.

What can gods mean to a defeated people? the women ask themselves.

The sufferings that the war inflicted on the defeated people moved him to such remorse that he renounced armed conquests.

At one level, they were the defeated: people who had ended up on the losing side of a major conflict.

Magnanimity in victory was a core principle for Churchill, and he had been generous about Hitler in the beginning, recognizing that a defeated people need a defiant leader.

But we are a defeated people now And this is the first day of our slavery So that's the life I get now.

I had to bring to that public space the obliterated history of defeated peoples".

Contemporary Gbaya subgroups, which include the Bokoto, Kara, Buli, Kaka, and Bwaka, reflect this integration of defeated peoples.

It passed the wit of man to make him understand that one does not do these things to defeated peoples.

The primary reason for Rome's success, according to Polybius, was the Roman character, as reflected in statesmanship, public spirit, and moderation toward defeated peoples.

The classic statement of this ideology comes, again, in the Aeneid: "Remember, Roman, these will be your arts: / To teach the ways of peace to those you conquer, / to spare defeated peoples, tame the proud".