Sentence examples for emperor it from inspiring English sources

The mud city loved its Emperor, it insisted that it did, insisted without words, for words were made of that forbidden fabric, sound.

Once notorious for the rule of President Bokassa (1963-1979), who called it the Central African Empire and crowned himself as its Emperor, it has lapsed into obscurity and chronic instability.

But as a biography of Augustus as an emperor, it is somewhat lacking.

"Once Kabuki started being performed in front of the emperor, it started getting rigid and self-conscious," Kankuro said.

(Juvenal wrote one of his satires about "a marvelous expanse" of turbot that was fit only for an emperor: it was too big to cook).

For the emperor it was theoretically an advantage that men so powerful in their own right should owe their chief dignity and most valued privileges to his grant.

"Of the three emperors it seemed to us that Kangxi had the most attractive personality.

The religion had been born here nearly 600 years before but while, in the early years, it had been a persecuted, militant cult, under the patronage of the Byzantine emperors it had matured and mellowed.

The capital of the independent province of Abruzzi under the Hohenstaufen emperors, it passed to the Kingdom of Naples in the 13th century and was noted for its goldsmiths in the 14th and 15th centuries.

Enlarged by later emperors, it reached a maximum size under Constantine (4th century ad) of about 2,000 by 600 feet (610 by 190 metres), with a seating capacity of possibly 250,000, greater than that of any subsequent stadium.

So while the Party, like the emperors before it, believes it has an unassailable right to govern, it also believes it has the duty to govern fairly.