Sentence examples for will to conquer from inspiring English sources

Why, only a generation after our near-destruction, is the Jewish will to survive considered a will to conquer?

It is a vision of sports in which the object of competition is to use science, intelligence, and sheer will to conquer natural difference.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said in a ceremony broadcast on state TV that building the Qaher-313, or Dominant-313, highlights Iran's will to "conquer scientific peaks".

Pop factions with a will to conquer, like teen pop and hip-hop, feed off the the attention, but subcultures that prize authenticity, like alt rock and rave, begin to act like children with abusive parents.

If we reflect how far we are in this country from any prohibition of spirit-drinking, and - to be candid - how unthinkable such a step is to the average man, we shall get an idea of the seriousness with which France is facing her task and the intensity of the "will to conquer" which she shows.

It is as if he has been revivified with a driving will to conquer all media and all languages!" Mantel is now working on the third novel, with renewed confidence, she said, taking readers on the further rise and rise of Cromwell until his downfall in 1540.

After impact, new kingdoms and nations will arise, and more than likely, their rulers will want to conquer others, including your area.

In photos obtained by Eleftheros Typos, armed and masked Greek fighters in military-style uniforms stand against the backdrop of a wall tagged with Greek slogans, one of which reads: "From Rojava to Athens, you will bleed to conquer the liberated land," with another promising the group will "not take one step back".

He will need to conquer the likes of Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic who have looked in tremendous form of late.

He also praised imperialism, saying, "the West will continue to conquer peoples, just as it has Communism".

Zorn will attempt to conquer the time slot on Sundays at 8.30pm between The Simpsons and Family Guy.