Sentence examples for forms of dominion from inspiring English sources
The verb (which survives in modern Greek, meaning work) can be used metaphorically for other forms of dominion, as of one city over another or parents over their children.
For whatever reason, the less mature and more driven and greedy conservative, as opposed to the average intelligent conservative thinker, very clearly believes it is OK or smart, even positively brilliant to establish life-limiting forms of dominion over those less fortunate in this multi-faceted less than color blind world.
The consequences of this updated form of dominion are not easy to predict, as some biologists have warned.
And destruction is merely the superlative form of a dominion whose prerogatives include friskings, detainings, beatings and humiliations.
And destruction is merely the superlative form of a dominion whose prerogatives include friskings, detainings, beatings, and humiliations.
Here is a game that enables humans to experience an accelerated form of existence of dominion but also of stewardship.
Here is a game that offers an accelerated form of existence of dominion but also of stewardship.
Black Americans were enslaved longer than they have been free, and as a result the deaths of Eric Garner and Trayvon Martin are "merely the superlative form of a dominion whose prerogatives include friskings, detainings, beatings and humiliations".
However, some winners were recorded between that date and 394 A.D., when the Roman Emperor Theodosius I, a Christian, forbade within his dominions all forms of heathen worship; with that edict the Games came to a halt.
I suppose that sounds exaggerated; but if you do for five years a job that you thoroughly disapprove of, you will probably feel the same…I felt that I had got to escape not merely from imperialism but from every form of man's dominion over man.
Haunted by the victims of its everyday violence, he struggled to expiate his guilt and 'escape not merely from imperialism but from every form of man's dominion over man'.
