Sentence examples for the most indomitable from inspiring English sources

DAVID GRANN: Elizabeth Gilbert is one of the most indomitable individuals I've ever met.

In his book "Broadway," Brooks Atkinson of The New York Times called Mr. Hambleton "the most indomitable gentleman in New York".

The post-apocalyptic mermaids at Rick Owens, wrapped in layers of weird but lovely khaki-and-gray tulle, looked to be in danger of floating away if it were not for their shoes: wicked platforms, with soles like crocodile teeth, that could sink the most indomitable Ophelia.

Any but the most indomitable technophile today would, we expect, refuse to be a passenger in a pilotless airliner or have an uninhabited yet operational refinery in her neighborhood.

Because when you think about it, the most indomitable parenting battles are really within ourselves, aren't they?

"He said to me: Chávez, 'You yourself can begin to convince yourself that everything's over.... No, no, it's not over.' " Ironically, the hemisphere's most indomitable strongmen and determined foes of the United States and free market economics have both been felled, at least for now, by abdominal woes — their guts, as it were.

Matthew Worth, a fine baritone, brought out the ambiguity of Father Flynn's character, and the noted mezzo-soprano Denyce Graves, as Mrs. Miller, proved by far the work's most indomitable character, with her earthy tone given over to — finally — some real emotion.

The production has music by Mark Allen, additional songs by Louis St. Louis ("Grease," "Grease II"), choreography by Josh Prince ("Shrek, The Musical") and is produced by Li Dun ("Butterflies," "Love U, Teresa"), arguably China's most indomitable promoter of musical theater.

The Gabriel Katzka family mourns the loss of the most audacious and indomitable personality the film community will ever know.

One of the most compelling and indomitable characters I encountered was Elizabeth Gilbert, who was a subject of my New Yorker story "Trial by Fire," about the execution of Cameron Todd Willingham — a story that is included in my book.

It is a lifestyle that begins and ends with a particular faculty human beings seem in drastically short supply of today: the will.... Contrary to popular misconception, anorectics possess the most iron-cored, indomitable wills of all.