Sentence examples for string of conquests from inspiring English sources

But in presenting the brutality of white settlers and Comanche warriors as identical, he appears to condone the genocide of the native Americans as just another example of history's unbroken string of conquests, inevitable and therefore guilt-free.

With his Byronic good looks and a string of reputed conquests behind him, Russell Brand perhaps doesn't qualify as a "face for radio".

A charming liar with a long string of sexual conquests behind him, Derrick cadges free drinks in the movie's opening scene by convincing a snooty, credulous bartender that shy, date-starved Travis is the neglected (possibly illegitimate) son of a legendary rock star (possibly Mick Jagger).

The comically bawdy "Way 2 Many Chickz" is in the vein of early Too Short, a string of almost-conquests better left unvanquished: "Chick had a cold sore that looked like John McCain".

The comic-esque "Way 2 Many Chickz" described as talking about "a string of almost-conquests better left unvanquished": "Chick had a cold sore that looked like John McCain".

His gallery of conquests is astounding.

Clark would occasionally casually drop hints of conquests.

Some ignorant militants may even cherish the fantasies of conquests.

They are included in his celebrated "count" of conquests.

Aside from his campaigns of conquest, he brought in 5,000 Turkish settlers (Yörüks and Koniars) whom he settled in a string of twelve villages across the province to strengthen Ottoman military control.

The supposedly glorious conquest of Beaufort on the first day had been plagued by a string of mishaps that resulted in bloodshed.