Sentence examples for which described defeated from inspiring English sources

Other writers described the horrors of the war years; perhaps the most powerful was Nobi (1951; Fires on the Plain) by Ōoka Shōhei, which described defeated Japanese soldiers in the Philippine jungles.

"The Battle of Maldon," which describes the defeat of Aldorman Byrhtnoth and much of his army at the hands of Viking invaders in 991, discovers in defeat an occasion to celebrate the heroic ideal, contrasting the determination of many of Byrhtnoth's thanes to avenge his death or die in the attempt with the cowardice of others who left the field.

I ask him about the title song, which describes the blighted lives of three characters all laid low by circumstance, defeated by a system that has no place, or need, for them.

Some of the protesters held placards featuring the name of the group Combined Ex-Forces - which describes itself on its website as a paramilitary organisation dedicated to expose and defeat internal and external enemies of the British people.

Try adverbs, which describe verbs.

Which probably defeated the point.

Existing app analyzers focused on single app analysis which gets defeated by scattering leaking instructions across multiple apps.

Eee, this is the disease, which has defeated us very, very much.

Gian Ettore Gassani, president of the Italian Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, said there has been a steady increase in Italians divorcing abroad in recent years, which he describes as "a defeat of the Italian justice system".

Wallhead would go on to defeat his opponent via knockout, which was described by one of Wallhead's team mates as "one of the worst knockouts they've seen".

He defeated Buhari in the 2011 election, which was described as the country's freest and fairest since its return to democracy in 1999.