Sentence examples for unconquerable force from inspiring English sources

"Standing there in the dark, the silence so profound it's beating in my veins with an unconquerable force... I'm almost sure of it.

To Harrison, Nature will always be the "end all be all"; it represents an unconquerable force that sometimes resigns itself to observe mankind, while other times rears up in autonomy to right wrongs or bring chaos.

Consequently, instead of putting the power back into our own hands, we tend to treat money as some sort of external, unconquerable force that has complete control over us.

Mr. Quinn, who turned 85 in April, still burns with the unconquerable life force he has projected in movies for more than 50 years.

So for Jimmy Chin, Conrad Anker, and Renan Ozturk, Meru, is like Ahab's Moby Dick, an unconquerable, irresistible force of nature.

The writer Karen Blixen met Monroe and remarked: "I shall never forget the almost overpowering feeling of unconquerable strength and sweetness which she conveyed.

Afghanistan has a history of being unconquerable by foreign forces, something we witnessed first-hand when we helped the mujahideen repel the Soviet Union after its 1979 invasion.

· Jonathan Schell is a Harold Willens Peace Fellow at the Nation Institute, and the author of The Unconquerable World: Power, Nonviolence, and the Will of the People (Metropolitan).

In the seven years since the release of his first commercial record, Dylan had become the white whale of 20th-century popular song, a wild, unconquerable and often baffling force of musical nature who drove fans and critics Ahab-mad in their efforts to spear him, lash him to the hull and render him merely comprehensible.

Liston, "the most unconquerable of heavyweight boxers enslaved by the forces of darkness," tanked both fights against Ali for the mob, Tosches writes, although Ali never knew because "the main burden of making the fix look real" is carried by "the preordained winner".

Changing Policy Environment Patterns of poverty, violence and conflict, discrimination and disease are not unconquerable.