Sentence examples for may conquer from inspiring English sources

We should acknowledge such apocalyptic thoughts so that we may conquer them.

They may conquer different worlds when they grow up, but they'll still want these stories for themselves and for their sons.

If this very difficult choice is not made, made soon, and made successfully, acculturated man's misdirected cleverness may conquer nature too thoroughly for the survival of his own high culture, perhaps even for the survival of man, the species.

Like the actresses Dianna Agron and Nina Dobrev, Ms. Seyfried belongs to a stable of blank-faced, saucer-eyed beauties whose limited appeal may conquer the small screen but so far has failed to tame the large.

Years from now we may conquer the Earth with connection, but it won't always be fast.

So, in summary: Love may conquer all, but probably can't win you the French league.

The miracle is that love may not conquer history, but it can conquer our conditions for love.

Down to Earth may not conquer the album format, but it does remind us how much mileage Flight Facilities can still get from well-selected hooks and voices.

As a result, though, the tax system and its failures loom ever larger.Worse, "crony capitalism" is far from vanquished, and may yet conquer.

Still, the Workers Partyy may yet conquer the scepticism of investors in energy as it has done, more quickly, in the financial markets.

A plea was offered to God: "If this man is innocent of the charge from which he seeks to clear himself, he will take this fiery iron in his hand and appear unharmed; if he is guilty, let your most just power declare that truth in him, so that wickedness may not conquer justice but falsehood always be overcome by the truth".