From the face of the man who stood erect,
unvanquished as yet in the struggle for life, the fierce sweat poured like rain
Wilder (above), unbeaten in 40 fights, will put his WBC world crown on the line against Fury, the lineal champion, who is
unvanquished in 26 bouts.
My presentation last year at the conference was specifically about two novels, Faulkner's The
Unvanquished and Mo Yan's Red Sorghum.
It was the one game that 'had survived long after other make-believe worlds had crumbled away, their inhabitants dead and their villains
unvanquished.' Meanwhile, she writes, 'our miniature farmyard had become dusty and the animals sticky and apathetic with time, and the zoo set lay abandoned, with zebras and tigers in dangerous proximity.' In place of childish things, she now had the secret of her father's flight from the law and the fears that came with it: 'I had a theory that if I thought about all the things I least wanted to happen, then somehow, by some law of probability, they were less likely to occur.
And even when the US had 100,000 troops on the ground, the Taliban stood
unvanquished.
Though the challenge of making every underprivileged character dignified and
unvanquished is welcome, at the moment I am done with playing these crushed, oppressed women in crumpled cotton saris.
Despite medical breakthroughs, cancer remains largely
unvanquished especially in resource-poor countries.
If that litany sounds familiar, it's because these dangers are still with us,
unvanquished.
One can find such pain as well in The Sound and The Fury, The
Unvanquished, and Light in August.
On the other hand, the more respected Donskoi was able to present the most explicit, fictional Soviet sequence of specific prejudice against Jews in The
Unvanquished (Nepokorennye, Mark Donskoi, 1945).
Ann Ellsworth: Selections from The Yellow Cake Review; Gene Pritsker: Still
Unvanquished for Alphorn and Samplestra; Daniel Schnyder, arr.
unvanquished - not conquered