Sentence examples similar to extensive dominion from inspiring English sources

Nor were his dominions extensive, despite the boastful hieroglyphic claims decoded this week on his tomb.

Prior to 1806, German-speaking Central Europe included more than 300 political entities, most of them part of the Holy Roman Empire or the extensive Habsburg hereditary dominions.

Aquileia's ecclesiastical importance was much enhanced by the mission of Bishop Paolino II (died 802) to the Avars and Slovenes, and in the 11th century Aquileia acquired extensive political privileges and feudal dominions, largely from the German kings.

The central education minister Fazlur Rahman made extensive preparations to make Urdu the only state language of the Dominion of Pakistan.

It was unique in the British Empire and Commonwealth in that it held extensive autonomous powers (including defence, but not foreign affairs) while lacking dominion status.

In 1948, the Government of the Dominion of Pakistan ordained Urdu as the sole national language, sparking extensive protests among the Bengali-speaking majority of East Bengal.

And their dominion.

Its dominion is supreme.

But I deny its dominion.

Irony has no dominion here.

It took dominion everywhere.