Sentence examples similar to having complete dominion over from inspiring English sources

The sovereign should have complete dominion in all public matters secular and spiritual.

These differences are crucial, it is argued, because in not disturbing the holding in Jones, the Court pointed out that while his host was away, Jones had complete dominion and control over the apartment and could exclude others from it.

They have complete leverage over you.

You have complete control over that.

Filching the gold while the maidens frolic - seemingly forgoing any chance of ever landing another top-priority aquatic security assignment - Alberich rushes home and forges a ring that gives him complete dominion over his fellow dwarves.

Traditionally, man has been seen as having dominion over animals because of his superior capacity for reason, language, technology and other intellectual characteristics valued in philosophy.

Death had seemed "like a yawning abyss," she reflects, "and she had escaped to Adolf, sure that Adolf was the fortified castle over which death had no dominion".

Numenius avoids complete dualism in that reason does have ultimate dominion over matter, thus making the world as good as possible, given the existence of the recalcitrant matter.

He developed a self-discipline so complete, friends and aides say, that he has established dominion over not only what he does but also how he feels.

The predatory strategy our species has pursued for millennia has brought us dominion over the earth.

"[The owner] does not have absolute dominion over that land.