Sentence examples for ruler one from inspiring English sources

and Xunzi (4th and 3rd centuries B.C.E ., the most pivotal thinkers in the classical Confucian tradition after Confucius, both articulate the necessity to speak up when one believes the ruler one is serving is on a wrong course of action (e.g., Mencius 1A3 and Xunzi 29.2).

Oliver Cromwell, the only republican military dictator this country has experienced, is also admired on the left (I admire him myself), but was a more reluctant ruler, one with a good handbrake, both at home and abroad.

Drake's former ten-week ruler "One Dance" is down to No. 9 this week, while Rihanna's "Needed Me" rounds out the top ten in last place this time around.

He wants an honest and scrupulous ruler, one who would not oppress or steal.

The rift would emerge only later: from the subsequent institutionalization of Muhammad ibn ʿAbd al-Wahhab's doctrine of "One Ruler, One Authority, One Mosque" -- these three pillars being taken respectively to refer to the Saudi king, the absolute authority of official Wahhabism, and its control of "the word" (i.e. the mosque).

This refers to the fine structure of the fractals, i.e. by decreasing the size of the ruler one covers more details.

A familiar triangle supports the story: an absent ruler on one side, a homebound queen on another, an envious, thwarted and vengeful friend of the family as a kind of hypotenuse between the two.

More abstract poetry, alternating with prose, appears in the treatise De rectoribus Christianis ("On Christian Rulers"), one of the earliest of the medieval texts written as "mirrors for princes," or instructions on governing.

To remedy this, he suggested a media campaign to incite "people who have not yet revolted and exhort them to rebel against the rulers", one communication reveals.

Together, they form a detailed picture of the names and conquests of Bangalore's past rulers – one king is described as the "champion of moustaches" – and fascinating snippets about ordinary daily life in Bangalore as far back as the 8th century.

Theresa May, our screeching tight-faced banshee-ruler, one claw wedged tight in Trump's clammy pig's-knuckle fist, is not going to cancel the state visit.