Meanings of unconquerable love in English

It was unconquerable love, she said, that had induced her to act thus.

She offers the apparent anomaly of extreme detachment and of an unconquerable love of life.

Such pity soon leads to an unconquerable love.

And the kingdom which is to be established forever is a new kingdom, the royalty of unconquerable love.

He knew the infamous vices of her rulers; he retained an unconquerable love for liberty and for his own race.

Noiselessly and gradually did a belief in liberty, and an unconquerable love of independence, grow up among that simple people.

And the kingdom which is to be established forever is a new kingdom, the royalty of perfect and unconquerable love.

She went, being in the clutches of a superior force, tractably enough, but with none of her unconquerable love of country subdued.

Urged by that unconquerable love of the Absolute which possesses all true poets, Racine seeks in God alone the source of all regal power:

There exists in the people of Portugal, an unconquerable love of their ease, which is superior even to their fear and detestation of the enemy.

Every plan that reason had suggested and judgment approved was forgotten or destroyed, and love, all-conquering, unconquerable love, reigned over every thought, feeling, and emotion.

"Lady, I can see nothing, hear nothing but my unconquerable love!"

"But, mother," said Dennis, almost impatiently, "in view of my unconquerable love, it is nearly the same as if I were married to her now."