Sentence examples for power enthroned upon from inspiring English sources

The "awesome means of power" enthroned upon these monopolies of production, administration and violence included the power to prevent issues and ideas from reaching Congress in the first place.

So far as such value is calculable, it always involves differentials between positions rather than measuring up to any external "sovereign power enthroned in a fixed standard of conduct" (Lord Jim For opacity, then, read capacity.

The bride and groom, tightly primped, are enthroned upon a flower-decked plinth.

YHWH, who was enthroned upon celestial cherubim, was thus symbolically present in the Temple.

Saudi Arabia's newly enthroned King Salman vowed to punish those responsible for the "heinous terrorist attack".

Where angels might have sat enthroned, devils lurked, and glared out menacing.

In his words, Hansen wanted his work to express "the immutable calm of intellectual resolution, and the enormous power of trained physical strength, equally enthroned in placid triumph of scientific accomplishment", because "[t]he building of Hoover Dam belongs to the sagas of the daring".

King Abdullah I was enthroned in what is now Jordan.

Upon the Xianfeng emperor's death at Chengde in 1861, his antiforeign entourage entered Beijing and seized power, but Cixi, mother of the newly enthroned boy emperor Zaichun (reigned as the Tongzhi emperor, 1861 74/75), and Prince Gong succeeded in crushing their opponents by a coup d'état in October.

On 21 November 2002, a new king of Alo (Futuna) was enthroned.

Oh but this is just one of many acts of treason, to say nothing of "high crimes and misdemeanors," which originated from the single most criminal abuse of Judicial power - the 2000 Supreme Court ruling that installed and enthroned George W. Bush as  puppet-princeling, fully owned and operated by corporations.