Sentence examples for unconquerable life from inspiring English sources

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

Things just happen, and even when they and their consequences seem unconquerable, life moves forward.

I do not know your name – but I see your unconquerable spirit.

Dan had an unconquerable spirit, never giving up hope often stating that he is a fighter and fight he did until the end.

Jasper's miraculous recovery, unconquerable spirit, and bold personality make him the perfect ambassador for all incarcerated moon bears, proving to the world their sentience and suffering.

The books that sold then — Betty Smith's 1943 "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn," for one — were about the unconquerable adolescent spirit, which is to say, America's unconquerable Coca-Cola optimism.

— JON PARELES Bon Jovi has a big repertory of benefit-ready arena rockers: broad, vague, surging strokes of self-affirmation against the odds like "It's My Life," "Wanted: Dead or Alive," the unconquerable "Livin' on a Prayer" and — joined by Bruce Springsteen in what's fast becoming a Jersey brotherhood — "Who Says You Can't Go Home".

For those of us based in Moscow at the time of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, the cliché about the ungovernable, unconquerable graveyard of empires was no theoretical abstract but the real life history of a generation of aging Russians.

In tales of houses haunted by the memory of dead priests, in reminisces about a great nineteenth-century leader of Irish parliamentary nationalism, Joyce brought to life a people yearning for self-determination while proudly believing themselves unconquerable, despite a long history of brutal British rule that proved otherwise.

She set off on this course early in life, with a ferocious determination, perhaps heightened by what she describes as her unconquerable insecurity.

If you're still doggedly subjecting yourself to another experimental therapy, then you're "battling on"; if you've started preparations for end-of-life care, then you're preparing to "lose your brave fight" or "finally give in" to an unconquerable enemy.