Sentence examples for being trampled upon from inspiring English sources
"Over the last 22 years I have seen... the culture of Hawaii being trampled upon and this policeman treated my name as if it was mumbo-jumbo".
And it definitely does not mean that any time a person is punished for speech, his or her First Amendment rights are being trampled upon.
Crawford argues that Matters is "more of a role model than the window breakers", and describes Emily Wilding Davison, who died after being trampled upon by King George V's horse at the Epsom Derby in 1913, as a "bit of a one-off".
While most family members of the victims want open space dedicated as a memorial, residents want land used for parks, where greenmarkets can be set up and children can play without people fearing that the feelings of the bereaved are being trampled upon.
Still others wondered whether her right to privacy wasn't being trampled upon.
A second beginning is the heart that feels shame in certain situations, e.g., in 6A10, Mencius says that if rice and soup are offered after being trampled upon, even a beggar would disdain them.
Doesn't he know what is happening here today, how this Constitution is trampled upon?
China is a land where protesting students and Tibetan freedom-fighters are killed, and where human rights are trampled upon.
If the only perspective considered is that of the majority, minority interests will certainly be trampled upon.
Kagame's Rwanda, say critics, is an authoritarian state where democracy and human rights are trampled upon and dissenters are hunted down.
