Sentence examples for truly conquer from inspiring English sources

Did she truly conquer her spending habits?

Benedict Southworth, chief executive of the Ramblers, said: "Walking is one of the most accessible and achievable ways to truly conquer this inactivity pandemic in Britain and we need to get started now".

Upon returning from Afghanistan, a severely wounded Taylor Morris showed the world that love does truly conquer all.

Although it is not uncommon for American surgical journals to slightly exaggerate the title of articles, 33 we are convinced that the EURECCA format can truly conquer the world.

Few if any countries counted as truly "conquered".

While plants are by no means as diverse as the world's animals (no one beats beetles for diversity), they have truly conquered the world.

In war, you kill a man, and, to take away the fear that you feel, you objectify him, you humiliate him, before or after his death; you exult in his death; you persuade yourself you have truly conquered him.

Fortunately, Hiroya and a few other characters — among them a sad, elderly playwright who never truly conquered Broadway and who still seems aching for any crumb of approval — give "Legends" enough continuity and emotional heft to redeem it and help it ring beyond West 23rd Street.

"Love truly does conquer all," Mary Newport writes at the close of the memoir, although she quickly adds that it doesn't cure autism.

A person becomes truly helpless, "conquered in a car seat," as Morrison puts it.

Seeking to console Alexander, the wisest of his counsellors said, "Perhaps, master, what you truly seek is not to conquer but to be conquered".