Before in Russia everybody had a gun and then the communists came and took them away and we had tyranny.
The animosity reaches lethal proportions in "Ravelstein," where Mr. Bellow insinuates that the Shils character, Rakhmiel Kogon, is a closeted homosexual, and describes him as having "tyranny baked into his face".
After all, there were hundreds of Greek states, many of them extremely small, which, as far as is known, never had tyrannies.
Here we have the tyranny of the majority (Fidesz and its parliamentary dominance) and the tyranny of the minority (Japan and the program of the hawks).
Wordless books, it turns out, have their own tyrannies.
She points out that, at least in the US, unionisation has already reduced any tendencies maestros have towards tyranny.
If they know that the biggest army is the American people, then you don't have the tyranny that came from King George.
Both have swapped tyranny for democracy, and both are using their diplomatic and military muscle to end some of their neighbours' wars.
Irish women were not terribly liberated in many respects, but they did not have the tyranny of haute cuisine imposed upon them.
