Sentence examples for never vanquished from inspiring English sources

Cherish is a creation on a par with Ricky Gervais's David Brent, a needy, narcissistic, indestructible has-been on a mission, battered but never vanquished by serial humiliation.

Cancer never vanquished her will; it only defeated her body.

'Macbeth', Scotland In act four, a ghost – appearing as a child wearing a crown – tells Macbeth that he "shall never vanquish'd be until Great Birnam Wood to high Dunsinane Hill shall come against him".

He said he expected Barack Obama to understand that the Pashtun tribes, fighting foreign occupiers of their land, would never be vanquished.

Once Marcus starts tangling with the oddly assorted suspects, "Murder for Two" gains elevation, although a tendency toward dopey humor is never entirely vanquished.

In Act IV, Scene I, the Third Apparition tells Shakespeare's Macbeth he will never be vanquished "until Great Birnam wood... shall come against him".

My life is in the hands of a divine power that is eternal and can never be vanquished by human efforts.

This is a painful memory for me, but it was finally what has driven me to never feel vanquished in the fight to help orphans.

And those who lead the most consequential revolts against the status quo never really vanquish the party's insider establishment.

This implies that the "enemy" has been vanquished, never to return.

The problem is that although the Spanish Civil War ended seventy years ago, victor and vanquished were never truly reconciled.