Sentence examples for does not conquer from inspiring English sources
Perhaps love does not conquer all.
"[Because] America annoys and antagonizes, but it does not conquer.
Of course, as I've written before, passion does not conquer all.
He who does not conquer does not provoke counter-alliances and war".
Its principal lesson is that sometimes love does not conquer all.
Alastair Cook – like Rahul Dravid (and David Gower and Greg Chappell before them) – does not conquer a cricket ground so much as seduce it.
He doesn't conquer those demons on "Free Spirit"; nor does he succumb to them.
It's the first Apatow film in which love doesn't conquer all.
Now it's also a safe house for pessimism, an alternate universe where problems fester or deepen, friends let one another down, and love doesn't conquer anything.
And I love the film's often brutal messages: love doesn't conquer all; we are, for all our finery, a savage species; we persecute outsiders to feel part of the pack; and there's no baddie like a toff.
But product love doesn't conquer all, and it shouldn't be the foundation of your investment strategy, said Nicole Sherrod, a managing director at TD Ameritrade.
