Sentence examples for desire to conquer from inspiring English sources

They say they know Pakistan's trip wires and have no desire to conquer or vanquish Pakistan.

He harbors no desire to conquer Hollywood and bristles at being labeled the next Antonio Banderas.

The Communists profess to have no desire to conquer other lands.

Veronica Carrillo, another Mexican-American, calls it "the California thing" -- the desire to conquer the conqueror.

NATO will not allow a hard partition, but it has no desire to conquer and run the country properly itself.

This tour could yet infuse a whole generation with heightened ambition and the desire to conquer further peaks.

Testament to his fierce desire for India to conquer their final frontier, Kohli has batted the most conservatively of his career, according to cricket analytics firm Cricviz.

Diana's quest to find Ares and defeat him is quite simply the desire for goodness to conquer evil.

"Each community is a little bit unique, but what we share is a desire for love to conquer hate, and for all of us to have a safe place to pray," he added.

They are a revolutionary power, but think they are a status-quo power".However disconcerting it is to be on the receiving end, this attitude means that America has neither the desire nor the ability to conquer and administer other people's countries.

The irresistible desire in human hearts to conquer the defying pinnacles of great mountains and the thrills and perils encountered by skilled climbers who dwell within the shadows of these natural skyscrapers of the Tyrolese Alps is graphically told in a unique German film, "Peak of Fate," which was presented last night in the Central Theatre.