Sentence examples for is being trampled from inspiring English sources

So far, this principle is being trampled.

Now Wiltshire is being trampled by summer tourists, many of them mystically inclined.

It is as if the border between private and public is being trampled down.

By Jonathan Franzen We have been warned that our privacy is being trampled.

"The commission's minimalistic proposal suggests science is being trampled by narrow economic interests," said Ariel Brunner the head of policy for Birdlife International.

The guests are gathering, the red carpet is being trampled back and forth, and the annual circus of celebration and humiliation is about to commence.

The common people are being trampled by the intellectuals.

Their presidential ambitions are being trampled in a furious fraternal war among Republican candidates.

The fiercest opposition has come from preachers, who think local rights are being trampled on.

Its pragmatic ways are being trampled by partisan purists who do not speak for a majority.

In 21st-century California, wildflowers dancing in the breeze are being trampled by helicopter.