Sentence examples for downfall of those from inspiring English sources

You never know quite where you are with a good villain because they're always plotting the downfall of those who trust them.

The power of government is abused and directed to an end for which it was not constituted when employed to promote rather than detect crime and to bring about the downfall of those who, left to themselves, might well have obeyed the law.

Wright, an author of fiction and non-fiction works, uses the fallen civilisations of Easter Island, Sumer, Rome, and Maya, as well as examples from the Stone Age, to see what conditions led to the downfall of those societies.

The key downfalls of those who make bad use of hypotheses are the mistakes of taking them as truth (IP §62 63), and of building theories and systems upon them that resemble "fables" and "dreams" (IP §55) more than they resemble a science of nature firmly rooted in empirical knowledge of nature.

The Bible teaches that it is forbidden to rejoice at the downfall of even those sinners whom it is proper to hate: "Rejoice not when thine enemy falleth".

He condemned those who used slogans for the downfall of the Islamic Republic and the supreme leader.

Those were heady times, when the web guerrillas plotted the downfall of the tyrannical record companies.

"It's the downfall of the city".

The downfall of the "Digital Native" and the "Google Generation"?

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ANNALS OF NATIONAL SECURITY about the downfall of the National Security Agency.