Sentence examples for it can trample from inspiring English sources

"It's so big and powerful, it can trample all over you without even knowing it".

His approach is majoritarian and divisive: so long as his party wins elections, it can trample any critics.

The UK government's silence only emboldens the Chinese government to believe it can trample the basic human rights of Tibetans with impunity.

it would be realistic if precipitation got into your camp, but it can't be too open so people can trample your camp to the ground!!!

At the same time, this authority also makes the sovereign state the greatest threat to rights, both as a dangerous source of power that can trample rights, and as a barrier to external intervention when it is unwilling or unable to protect the rights of its own citizens.

"Maybe a hundred or a thousand of these animals had hauled out; and when these animals feel disturbed, they can trample each other in the process of hurriedly moving into the water... it is entirely possible that 25 of them are trampled in a group of a hundred or a thousand," Horstmann-Dehn said.

No mere president can trample on our constitutional rights.

Ragone weighs 220 pounds, so he can trample defenders who get in his way.

Clemens communes with Babe Ruth's plaque; we can trample on Willis Reed's.

These grand tusked beasts can trample each other to death in such conditions.

"They usually have strong ethical or religious opinions and think they can trample over everyone else's views.