Sentence examples for unconquerable novel from inspiring English sources

But, pacy as well as racy, this latest attack on a finally unconquerable novel makes significant advances in the six-decade battle of between War and Peace adaptations.

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

Their leadership is headquartered in Pakistan, which makes them unconquerable.

Poverty and crime were common, he said, but not unconquerable.

Don's response, however, is one of unconquerable strop.

She is solitary, fat, withdrawn -- also, somehow, strong and unconquerable.

The novel is brilliantly redeemed by Yanahigara's insistence on Jude's right to suffer, her unwillingness to embrace the approved message that we get from Dave Pelzer et al ("Even in its darkest passages, the heart is unconquerable," Pelzer writes in A Child Called It).

"The absolutely unconquerable attribute of this land is its unmatched resilience.

Afghanistan, remember, was the unconquerable natural fortress and the graveyard of the Soviet empire.

Her music crashes through the walls of indifference with unconquerable sound and immeasurable feeling.

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.