Sentence examples for indomitable that from inspiring English sources

The genre has proved so indomitable that it's a wonder the Balkan underclass, whose age-old folk tales began it all, hasn't started to request royalties.

Mitch McConnell, the Senate Republican leader, bitterly accused Democrats of designing their infrastructure bill to fail by paying for it with a millionaire's tax, as if his party's intransigence was so indomitable that daring to challenge it is somehow underhanded.

In a hyperbolically rude outburst, Vine wrote that Cox's ego was a "giant intergalactic body of energy, an object so large and indomitable that it threatens to obscure even the light of the sun..

And he charts how the deregulation movement accelerated during the administrations of Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, arguing that it created an "indomitable zeitgeist" that would set the stage for disaster.

The Spurs looked nothing like the indomitable squad that took the first two games in San Antonio.

He was remarkably caring and had a special indomitable spirit that inspired everyone who knew him.

Where were the indomitable winds that would surpass the speed of sound?

They are part of the indomitable optimism that is the glory — and the content — of Woodruff's great murals.

It's Kate's indomitable love that keeps the family going, but she can be hateful and petty, too.

An odd new dignity descends upon our sturdy old women...there is something in their indomitable progress that suggests a search for lost sheep on windswept mountains.

Indeed, in his early life, particularly, it was only his indomitable will that enabled him to survive a strange preliminary to an unprecedented and unequaled life's work.