Sentence examples for feel unconquerable from inspiring English sources

While the 76ers have lost one elimination game -- to the champion Los Angeles Lakers -- they feel unconquerable in the East.

This year's Rezzed festival, which returned to Tobacco Dock at the end of last week, felt unconquerable in the best way.

"Middle-class blacks feel they are conquering what once seemed unconquerable - rugby, a bastion of apartheid," he says.

You feel an incredible sense of accomplishment at the near completion of your heroic quest and the triumphant conquering of a seemingly unconquerable obstacle.

"I feel like Astérix in Gaul surrounded by an army of Romans," said Bernard Richards, owner of the brand in an interview at its workshop, referring to the comic strip in which a small village of unconquerable Gauls is the sole holdout against the invading Roman legions in 50 B.C.

At twilight when walking, or at the parting of ways with a friend, Thomas could feel great sadness that his journey must come to an end: Things will happen which will trample and pierce, but I shall go on, something that is here and there like the wind, something unconquerable, something not to be separated from the dark earth and the light sky, a strong citizen of infinity and eternity.

Just as The Tall One once seemed so indomitable to him, he now felt like the one who was unconquerable.

The writer Karen Blixen met Monroe and remarked: "I shall never forget the almost overpowering feeling of unconquerable strength and sweetness which she conveyed.

Aside from the whole 'life of deceit'-thing, in the last year I've felt a kinship to ole' Sisyphus and his unconquerable task.

Her music crashes through the walls of indifference with unconquerable sound and immeasurable feeling.

Their leadership is headquartered in Pakistan, which makes them unconquerable.