Sentence examples for quiet conquest from inspiring English sources
Those who watch the beasts say that the coyote is more nocturnal when it lives in cities than when it is in the wild, which has undoubtedly helped its quiet conquest of parts of metropolitan America.
Historian Kelly O'Neill has written the first archive-based, multi-dimensional study of the initial "quiet conquest" of a region that has once again moved to the forefront of international affairs.
But the takeover that Vassily fears may be something more subtle than a military conquest: a quiet, de facto occupation, which many Ukrainians believe has already begun.
The official six-volume history of Château Latour contains an impressively quiet sentence about the German conquest and its consequences: "This sudden liveliness in the market for Grands Vins was not surprising if one takes into consideration the new conditions arising from the occupation of the Gironde and the northern half of France".
A quieter life takes more notice of the world, and uses technology more for curiosity and less for conquest.
"They are symbols of conquest.
"It's the Norman conquest".
The Conquest took second prize.
Empire was built by conquest.
TRUMP: Quiet, quiet, quiet.
