Sentence examples for indomitable to from inspiring English sources

The badger sacks a hive full of angry bees; and after a fight with a cobra, awakes from near-death, shameless and indomitable, to resume chewing on the snake.

Despite much lilting anecdote and exuberant profanity, "The Naked and the Dead" captures a saddening moment in American life — the shift after the war from a vibrant Depression-era outlook, which was economically pinched yet indomitable, to something smaller, meaner, and more self-protecting.

As Billy, Roderick Williams did not seem quite the finished article: the various elements in his portrayal – the journey from the naive exuberance of his arrival on the Indomitable to his introspective acceptance of his fate the night before his execution – don't yet cohere as they surely will.

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

He stationed the light cruiser at the southern exit, and sent Indomitable to coal at Bizerte, where she was ready for action in the Western Mediterranean.

Therefore Milne stationed Inflexible and Indefatigable at the northern exit of the Straits of Messina, still expecting the Germans to break out to the west where they could attack French troop transports, the light cruiser at the southern exit and sent Indomitable to recoal at Bizerte where she was better positioned to react to a German sortie into the Western Mediterranean.

Many still continue to die or are forever disfigured with acid attacks for their indomitable desire to study and to grow out of the shackles of stone-age conservatism.

Both sides failed with their third penalties - Cameroon scored their next two but Faith Ikidi missed Nigeria's final attempt to send the Indomitable Lionesses to London.

This student was lucky enough to have an instilled indomitable will to pull herself from the cracks in which she slipped through unnoticed.

The violin soloist, Anne-Sophie Mutter, adds a note of indomitable glamour to an evening devoted entirely to music by Sibelius ("Valse Triste" and the Violin Concerto and Nielsenn (the Symphony No. 4, "Inextinguishable"). (212-247-7800. Feb. 11 at 8).

Armed with Islamic faith, the indomitable will to fight, and divine permission to acquire booty from defeated enemies, the Arabs under the aegis of the first caliphate, in less than thirty years, conquered Mesopotamians, Syrians, Palestinians, Egyptians, Iranians and others.