Sentence examples for unconquerable spirit from inspiring English sources

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.

Daniel Webster, eulogizing Thomas Jefferson and John Adams, who both died on July 4, 1826, spoke of "an unconquerable spirit of free inquiry... and a diffusion of knowledge throughout the community" as two of the fundamental requirements of American democracy.

This is our tradition, and this is why we have survived all sorts of persecution over the years while being able to maintain our unconquerable spirit of eternal optimism.

More than a century earlier, Lewis Rice, had written: Dodda Virappa evinced throughout his long and vigorous reign an unconquerable spirit, and though surrounded by powerful neighbours, neither the number nor the strength of this enemies seems to have relaxed his courage or damped his enterprise.

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.

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

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

Nothing summed up Al's unconquerable vitality and spirit better than the advice he dispensed so freely to others: "Keep moving" and always ask, "What's new?" New York Road Runners.

While the 76ers have lost one elimination game -- to the champion Los Angeles Lakers -- they feel unconquerable in the East.

Add a Derek Fisher here or a Robert Horry there knocking down three-pointers and they look unconquerable.