Sentence examples for do vanquish from inspiring English sources

If the Kindle and its competitors ultimately do vanquish the printed book, stories will keep going, but inscriptions, as we know them, will not.

King's movement did vanquish the system of legally sanctioned segregation and disenfranchisement that had prevailed in the South when he began, yet he knew better than anyone that his over-all vision remained unfulfilled.

But in getting to the November election and the Republican nomination in 1976, Mr. Hatch did vanquish a Republican primary opponent who was better known and widely favored to win, and Mr. Liljenquist, 37, in facing what he admits are uphill odds, said that that is the race to study.

How do you vanquish racial discord?

Ms. Voigt twirled, shimmied and carried on like a young woman who knew just what to do to vanquish the leering, ridiculous, potbellied old king.

This, to me, still feels like an acute summation of a particular kind of seething masculinity: How do we vanquish or neutralize the anger that sets us apart?

While some new technologies (like hand calculators) do completely vanquish their predecessors (like slide rules), things are not so simple when a technology also forms part of a subjective culture, as cinema does.

What can you do to vanquish that?

Though, blockchain experiments aside, Unilever seems rather less publicly clear on exactly what it thinks tech giants should do to vanquish the toxic content their business models have (inadvertently or otherwise) been financially incentivizing.

But what I wish is that we all give some critical thought to what our vast number of good people can do to vanquish the small but destructive force of evil.

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