Sentence examples for not be vanquished from inspiring English sources
He and his advisers became increasingly convinced that Israel could not be vanquished by force.
"You will not be vanquished although you are a man," reads one of many annotations that litter her work.
Only after several costly wars did Egypt and later the PLO conclude that, since Israel could not be vanquished, they had better cut a deal.
Still, Dr. Henderson could not help but grit his teeth at the thought that his old foe, smallpox, might not be vanquished after all.
But it came despite new worries in Libya that Colonel Qaddafi's remaining loyalists might not be vanquished, and that they might regroup outside Libya to cause new trouble in the months ahead.
The point is not to nod in the direction of the "little people," but instead to recognize that the intangible assets an organization has are the product of the hundreds, perhaps the thousands, of "assists" — to extend the basketball metaphor — that usually go unnoticed but without which problems would not get solved, insights would not be generated, and uncertainties would not be vanquished.
Despite the visit of an exterminator, the problem has not been vanquished, and every last item of clothing is sealed in plastic bags and piled up on the living room floor.
Then I remember that I do not pray because I do not believe, and realise that beneath this wondrous golden ceiling I have eased into another state and mystery has not been vanquished after all.
If AIDS had not been vanquished in life, it had on television, and by the mid-90's lesbians were raising a child on "Friends," "Will & Grace" was in the test tube and the triumphal road toward "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" (not to mention marriage rights) was being paved.
Geoblocks for digital media are not being vanquished in this round of EU Digital Single Market regulation chess.
And public health experts are haunted by the growing prospect of extensively drug-resistant TB, which can't be vanquished even with four or more medications.
