Sentence examples for quite conquered from inspiring English sources

Ms. Porter said her fear is not quite conquered.

Salmond never quite conquered his signature rhetorical ticks – the knowing smirk, the theatrical incredulity – but at least he delivered the closing line like he meant it.

Its leading man is Victor Moore, then 61, a Broadway star from the turn of the century who never quite conquered the movies; his co-star is Beulah Bondi, a 49-year-old character actress who specialized in forbidding society matrons.

Hackpad: Collaboration online is a space that many companies big and small have tried to tackle, but no one has quite conquered yet.

Divide and conquer and to keep conquered keep divided is precisely what today's perceived leaders advocate.

The Zhou leaders had to yield to reality by establishing a rather weak control over the conquered territory.

In both the tragic romance and the eternal triangle, love aspires to conquer all, but ends up conquered, from without or from within.

Within the conquered city, resident Dutch and incoming English merchants got along quite well, and representatives of both groups constituted a city elite into the 19th century.

"Yes, I think that this particular ritual is either treated as camp or mildly embarrassing where it's still used at all, which is quite a contrast from the 1950s and 1960s," said Stephanie Coontz, author of "Marriage, a History: How Love Conquered Marriage".

Quite apart from pragmatic considerations -- Gandhi, after all, was working within a highly traditional society -- he felt it important for a conquered people to look for fresh identity and dignity in its own traditions.

@jizziemcguire conquered twitter, stealing @babyhaim 's award winning place.