Sentence examples for such a trampling from inspiring English sources
At least ten thousand of the wounded made their way to the best hospital in town, which was altogether unequal to such a trampling, since it had only six hundred beds, and they had all been occupied.
Such a roughshod trampling of civil liberties should never again be allowed to happen on the streets of New York or any other American city.
A university that suppresses such a choice "tramples the very nature of freedom itself," he declares.
We will not allow such a service to willfully trample the rights of music creators".
Undesirable minorities such as asylum-seekers, gypsies and prisoners are said to have harnessed innocent-seeming "rights" to liberty and family life in such a way as to trample everyone else's liberties.
Their basic human and artistic dignity is being trampled on, in such a coarse manner, very similar to the way it often was during the time of the U.S.S.R.
As recently as last year, its government threatened to invoke compulsory licensing (a legal mechanism that, in effect, legitimises such trampling) to browbeat a foreign drugs firm into offering huge discounts.
Personal violation is a whole other animal- one's physical and emotional space is trampled upon, and in such a manner that long after the episode is over one continues to feel violated and aggrieved.
Several old ladies were trampled to death I was in such a hurry to get out.
Such a mass of visual sublimity all in one place tramples the viewer like the legs of a thousand Strandbeests, but I did have one thought, despite my dizziness, as I paused in a nook of seventeenth-century landscapes.
"It should disturb people of all faiths, or for that matter people of no faith at all, that President Obama has such a low opinion of the first amendment that he would trample on these rights".
