Sentence examples for thought of conquering from inspiring English sources

The thought of conquering Europe's highest peak was irresistible, even though the guide wasn't far off the truth with her question.

"Out of the political and military struggle for control of the colonial frontier," Isserman and Weaver write, "ultimately came the thought of conquering the summits".

Whereas climbers and hikers in the West relish the thought of conquering mountains alone, the Chinese generally think of outings in Nature as a spiritual escape, to be enjoyed with friends.

Though the French managed to rule Egypt for several years, there were repeated setbacks, most notably Lord Nelson's naval victory in the Battle of the Nile in 1798, which put an end to thoughts of conquering India.

I am capable of conquering it".

"You're ready to stop when you feel sick at the thought of continuing to try, and when you get excited about alternatives," said Dr. Alice Domar, director of the mind/body program at Boston IVF and the author of "Conquering Infertility".

They dream of conquering fresh markets in the East.

Instead the focus was firmly on a team that had shown that clever angles, adept utilisation of space and breathtaking speed of thought could conquer all.

Not the Democrats!" Even as the idea of diversity was conquering the country, some on the left were having second thoughts.

For plenty of other giant companies, the thought of the Internet marching on to conquer new forms of communication is terrifying.

Once you can laugh at your negative thoughts, you've conquered them.