Sentence examples for growing tyranny from inspiring English sources

Every day it gets harder and harder to know whether my vocabulary is inadvertently perpetuating a "growing tyranny of feelings" that threatens the very foundations of democracy.

We have not grown too hubristic as producers and consumers; we have grown too timid as citizens, acquiescing to deregulation and privatization (airlines, accounting firms, banks, media conglomerates, you name it) and a growing tyranny of money over politics.

When the American Red Cross said last week that a $200 million deficit would force it to make deep cuts in the headquarters staff, the charitable world detected evidence of one of its most vexing trends: the growing tyranny of donors.

Another major recurring theme concerns the balance of power between the Senate and the Emperors, corruption, and the growing tyranny among the governing classes of Rome.

Beck was later joined on the program by Rush Limbaugh, who called localism and diversity part of the growing tyranny of the left.

"You are a modern day Paul Revere: summoning the American people to confront the growing danger of tyranny and one branch government".

Zainab Salbi is the Iraqi author of Between Two Worlds: Escape from Tyranny – Growing up in the Shadow of Saddam, and founder of Women for Women International.

"His mother gave her life so that this boy would not grow up in tyranny," the mayor said.

As the poem proceeds, the poet's republicanism becomes more marked, no doubt because as Nero's tyranny grew, along with Lucan's hatred of him, he looked back with longing to the old Roman Republic.

His De jure magistratum (1574; "On the Rights of the Magistrate"), defending the right of revolt against tyranny, grew out of the Massacre of St . Bartholomews Day (1572), from which many surviving French Protestants were welcomed by Beza in Geneva.

The video was based on the story of Mylo Xyloto, a boy who grew up in tyranny ran by Major Minus.