Sentence examples for determination to vanquish from inspiring English sources
Most action games give you long stretches of challenging but unremarkable enemies, punctuated by encounters with extremely powerful monsters that require a great deal of determination to vanquish.
The president's faith in faith is readily apparent not only in his speeches, but in his social policies and also in his determination to vanquish Saddam Hussein.
"Humanity paid a terrible cost for this, but in the end, the inevitable happened and responsibility and the collective determination to vanquish this evil finally triumphed".
But a peacekeeping mission will require the permission of the host government, in this case the Assad regime itself, and that, for now, seems unlikely, given the regime's apparent determination to vanquish its foes on the ground militarily, without outside hindrance.
Chest-thumping encomiums praising George W. Bush's single-minded determination to vanquish our enemies may help rally voters, but it's no way to lead a country facing record deficits, increasing numbers of people without proper education, adequate jobs and sufficient health care.
Unlike the many who are corrupted by power and privilege, Azdak, for all his determination, fails to vanquish the little sprig of goodness still blooming in his gleefully rotted soul.
The only way to vanquish cowardice is to brandish courage.
All that was required was to vanquish the enemy.
But the NHDSC moved to vanquish the drama.
