Sentence examples for impossible to conquer from inspiring English sources

And it's making truly enormous gambles offshore, in water depths once thought all but impossible to conquer.

It is clearly not true, as is sometimes said, that its impossible to conquer Afghanistan -many Empires have done so, from the ancient Persians, through Alexander the Great to the Mongols, the Mughals and the Qajars.

I think it is impossible to conquer Afghanistan.

Yet Japanese forces found it impossible to conquer the country.

See, with the exception of being in line at a Quiznos, physical distance is tough on the soul, but it's not impossible to conquer.

If you don't think you're capable of dealing with your problems, they'll seem that much bigger and more impossible to conquer.

With that kind of experience, whatever difficulties I would encounter in the future, I am fully charged with courage to take on any challenge, to believe in the impossible and to conquer obstacles without panic".

It's what drove millions of black people to the theaters to experience the mythos of Wakanda, a place that is untouched by the transatlantic slave trade or colonialism, a place impossible to exploit, conquer, or gentrify.

Psychiatrists routinely commit spiritual murder by disregarding and suppressing their patients' feelings and even their cognitive functions, making it impossible for them to conquer to their emotional struggles.

If women of a new generation (of all races and creeds) can learn from these two inspired women in our midst, nothing will be impossible for us to conquer.

The different weather coming and going made it nearly impossible for the Mongols to conquer another state or army.