Sentence examples for no tyranny from inspiring English sources

The fact that PHH did precisely that in this instance is evidence that there's no tyranny at work.

It is both more exciting, because the teams are better matched, and it is fairer, because there is no tyranny of one or two successful franchises over others.

In "Taxation No Tyranny," Johnson argued that the right to tax had been "considered, by all mankind, as comprising the primary and essential condition of all political society, till it became disputed by those zealots of anarchy, who have denied, to the parliament of Britain the right of taxing the American colonies" — zealots who happened to be "drivers of negroes".

Samuel Johnson, who was hired by the authoritarian reformers to write the 1775 pamphlet "Taxation No Tyranny," captured the argument best: the men who settled America had chosen to leave a place where they had the vote but little property in order to live in a place where they had no vote but much property.

No tyranny can so enslave us as to take away this freedom: a freedom to act based on the inner liberation of realizing that death and other worldly losses are in fact indifferent and irrelevant to happiness (Inwood 2005: 307 9).

No tyranny last forever".

Because the ideal Iraqi we are looking for is one who will say no to Saddam Hussein, no to Nasserism, no to tyranny and no to any permanent U.S. presence in Iraq.

We mourned the deaths of those who gave up their lives for simply saying no to tyranny and repression.

But Dorothy Rabinowitz, in her powerful, prosecutorial book, "No Crueler Tyrannies," suggests an even more disturbing prospect: that this country was recently engulfed by a wave of hysteria that wrongly tarred innocent people with that terrible crime.

No intolerant tyranny menaced it, no other religion contested its right to grow and prosper and develop in different ways.

No other tyranny has fallen, and no strides towards greater rights have yet been taken.