Sentence examples for narrative of conquest from inspiring English sources

He argued the territorial gains of Isis had fed into its narrative of conquest, but the group was in a fundamentally weak position and its momentum had been halted.

Having come of age during the Chicano civil rights movement, its leaders conflate attacks on Castaneda and the naming of Tiburcio Vasquez Elementary School with California's defining narrative of conquest.

This famous narrative of the Conquest is not a true woven tapestry but an embroidered hanging worked in wool yarn on a tabby-woven linen ground using outline or stem stitch for lettering and the outlines of figures, and couching or laid work for filling in figures.

It is, as MacGregor observes, a narrative in wood of conquests and empires, with each new owner making his or her own mark, and so telling their story, in the fabric of the object – until it entered the British Museum in 1937.

"They are symbols of conquest.

Roman Days: The Age of Conquest.

We have five copies of Conquest!

"The futility of conquest in business mirrors the futility of conquest in war," he writes.

This is not just a region of conquest; it is a region of unrelenting conquest.

The history of pasta is also the history of conquest.

Both viewed seduction as a game of conquest.