Sentence examples for drive to conquer from inspiring English sources

This humiliation helped to inspire the Romans' drive to conquer Gaul.

His drive to conquer two contrasting worlds – the gleaming track and the tainted road – has stretched him like never before.

Trump and the glam rockers share an obsession with fame and a ruthless drive to conquer and devour the world's attention.

Writing as a philosopher, Callahan maintains that the root of the problem lies in mistaken mentalities: healthy perfectionism, the technological imperative, the Promethean drive to conquer death.

Stalled for a fourth day in his drive to conquer Tripoli, General Hifter's forces on Monday retreated on several fronts around the outskirts of the city.

And in the banking industry, which was once closed and parochial, the drive to conquer foreign markets through acquisitions is evident.

The man who famously replied "because it's there" to a journalist who asked why he felt driven to conquer Everest, died on his third attempt on the mountain in 1924.

In its likewise juvenile conclusion, the film suggests that these mobsters are driven to conquer only to overcompensate for the inadequacy of their manhoods.

Its adaptive air suspension, full-time all-wheel drive, locking differentials and extra-low range all combine to make the Range Rover capable of going just about anywhere you'd think to try and drive, and to conquer some slopes you couldn't ascend without a climbing rope.

Instead, curiosity drove him to conquer science and mathematics.

That drive has enabled us to conquer diseases, study other planets, penetrate the subatomic depths of matter, and decipher our own genetic code.