Sentence examples for that cannot be conquered from inspiring English sources
What's terrifying in a story by Stephen King or Peter Straub is, finally, nothing less than the sensation of pure helplessness, of confronting something that cannot be conquered — or regulated, or even understood — by reason alone.
So for a black kid to never see a black superhero, in a sense is an obstacle that cannot be conquered, things that cannot be conquered in their lives.
Acknowledging it directly conflicts with our American individualism -- the idea that there are chemicals and traumas and circumstances that cannot be "conquered" through willpower alone.
It comes from the powerless, despairing realization that death cannot be conquered, defied, contemplated, or even approached, because it's not there; it's only a word, signifying nothing.
And we must not lose heart and yield to the thought that the disease cannot be conquered.
"In the book of Numbers," he wrote, "Moses sends out 12 spies to scout out the Promised Land; 10 come back and report that there are giants in the land who cannot be conquered.
The Supreme Court has reclaimed the lesson of "Love Thy Neighbor," and perhaps Love itself, when it announced in Obergefell v. Hodges that love is a language all its own and cannot be conquered by unconstitutional practices.
A third of Libya's citizenry lives in Tripoli, and the capital cannot be conquered simply by inflating the techniques that worked in lesser towns.
The 5,896m (19,340ft) mountain - its name, in the local Chagga tongue, means 'that which cannot be conquered' - is destined to lose all its snow within a decade, meteorologists predict.
After all, some forms of mindlessness cannot be conquered.
