Sentence examples for entirely vanquished from inspiring English sources
Once Marcus starts tangling with the oddly assorted suspects, "Murder for Two" gains elevation, although a tendency toward dopey humor is never entirely vanquished.
"After Pétain signed the provisional armistice, there were two possible postures to assume: either go into exile or work in my own country and try to show that France was not entirely vanquished," he said in 1981.
This is partly because wildness in early 21st-century Britain is a hard thing to find - pushed to the margins (or so he begins by thinking), where it has not been entirely vanquished by pollution and modern farming and population growth.
The city at large also turned on the Tammany style, even Mr. De Sapio's somewhat smoother version, although history shows the reformers did not entirely vanquish the patronage and corruption.
The single biggest challenge facing dark-sky advocates such as Harder is working out a way to change our understanding of darkness as a nefarious force, a thing that needs to be avoided or controlled, if not vanquished entirely.
MAN has vanquished only one disease, smallpox.
(Neil Genzlinger) 'THE PERSIANS' Though he fought with the victorious Greeks, Aeschylus wrote the tragedy of "The Persians" entirely from the perspective of the vanquished.
The allied counterattack might have vanquished Cao Cao and his forces entirely.
(All feelings of abandonment are immediately vanquished).
"To the victors," wrote Thucydides, the Sicilian expedition was "the most brilliant of successes, to the vanquished the most calamitous of defeats; for they were utterly and entirely defeated; their sufferings were on an enormous scale; their losses were, as they say, total: army, navy, everything was destroyed".
