Sentence examples similar to is unvanquishable from inspiring English sources
adjective
That cannot be vanquished; undefeatable, inconquerable.
But the sheer incongruousness of the language ("Rise, like lions after slumber / in unvanquishable number") is a plain attempt to dignify your own political proposition with a glory conceived for something quite different.
In Kaite O'Reilly's new adaptation, they glorify their ruler's supposedly unvanquishable troops, underlining that "failure is not in our language".
"Bishops, lawyers, peers or spies" make up the grisly procession of the hollow parade of authority, whose coming doom is pronounced by the closing invocation to the men and women of "the Nation": Rise like lions after slumber In unvanquishable number!
As if to clinch the point, Reid directs me to the key metaphor in the book's first sequence, The Flowers of Crete, in which the seemingly unvanquishable Cretan minotaur is a metaphor for Lucinda's indestructible sarcoma.
"Writing is being murdered.
