She has been beaten by herself as much as others in the intervening period, as perversely flaky in the heat of battle as she can be indomitable with her groundstrokes from the back of the court.
In the novel she is characterized as astute and indomitable, with "irresistible grace, a sense of power, and unbounded tenacity".
One of Formidables Avengers made a successful landing aboard Indomitable with only one landing gear leg extended and no flaps on 13 May.
His voice reveals sorrow, then fights it off with raspy shouts, while his guitar is his modest but indomitable ally, with its finely focused tone and its terse, targeted phrases.
It took a spine-tingling 3-point shot by the indomitable Cynthia Cooper with 21.5 seconds left in regulation to give the Comets the tie and force the overtime.
We shall miss his warmth, exuberance, humor, and -most of all -the indomitable spirit with which he undertook both the challenges of international mountaineering and the representation of the poor.
An indomitable spirit with unbounded love for his darling wife Faye, loving sons Andy (Geri), Jeff Reginaa), sister Florence (Julian Kumock) and all of his sweet and wonderful relatives and friends.
And both demand much of their teen-age actresses; the remarkable Simmonds, who is herself deaf, and who starred in "Wonderstruck," last year, makes a greater impact still in "A Quiet Place," as the indomitable Regan, with her secretive smile.
After the wobbles of recent days Froome is back to his imperious best and extends his lead to an indomitable 3min 25sec with a barnstorming individual time trial that blows his rivals to the four winds.
Matthew Worth, a fine baritone, brought out the ambiguity of Father Flynn's character, and the noted mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves, as Mrs. Miller, proved by far the work's most indomitable character, with her earthy tone given over to — finally — some real emotion.
Moving between history, travelogue, memoir, whimsy and rage, he talks to fellow 'greyhounds', civil rights veterans and black soldiers, and greets their indomitable assurance with a mixture of awe and suspicion that seems definitively British, while capturing the homogeneity of small-town America.
