Sentence examples for i must overthrow from inspiring English sources
This charming facade slips when Mr Darcy gives Elizabeth the letter in Rosings Park and she realises she has been fooled by Wickham: "[Mr Darcy's account of Wickham] must overthrow every cherished opinion of his worth, and which bore so alarming an affinity to his own history of himself".
It means that we don't celebrate and add to what's there, but must overthrow it every generation.
She agreed with President Barack Obama that to be faithful to "who we are," we must overthrow governments that are oppressing their citizens by force and violence.
We must overthrow the Mubarak at home as well as on the street, not just the one who sat in the presidential palace.
So the old must overthrow them, creaking with superannuated vitality, bringing back a strength and youth that looks a lot like the supposed stupidity it's meant to be replacing.
Hence, you must overthrow the oppressive rule of alcohol and start fresh, just as any country in revolution.
("I must raise My hand to overthrow the oppressors of the Church and the Art").
"I hope to overthrow Stjepan Mesic, whom I have never liked very much," he brazenly declared.
