Sentence examples for so conquering from inspiring English sources

For most people, there are few activities over which we can exercise control, so conquering some of the mysteries of golf ("conquest" being in the eye of the guy who just beat his previous record) can be exhilarating.

Ancient Rome – the powerful, republican city that so rapidly conquered the known world – has, of course, given us so many ideas about urban planning.

So you conquered the fear and carried on..

It is a region so thoroughly conquered by movies that it no longer exists outside them.

And in doing so, she conquers her writer's block and creates this novel, "Molly Fox's Birthday".

Characters "knew shame" — and inner shifts are signalled by simple, definitive phrases like, "And so he conquered his envy".

And so we conquered Baghdad and the rest, As Bush would on a flight deck soon attest.

Mr. Bale's performance is astonishing, in part because he so completely conquers a daunting set of physical and psychological challenges.

It's not every year that a Broadway show so decisively conquers the culture, and for that let's be glad.

The question that is frequently posed as to why the Turks so easily conquered northern India and the Deccan has in part to do with what might be called the medieval ethos.

From the safety of Lithuania, Kurbskiy sent Ivan a famous series of letters denouncing his oppression of the nobles and generals who had so patriotically conquered new territories for him.