Sentence examples for they trample on from inspiring English sources

"But the world should know that if they trample on our rights they'll meet a shameful regret stamped on their foreheads!" Cries of "Iran!

"I want to express my disgust that FIFA has so much arrogance in how they trample on our dignity as Africans and insulting the talent and artistry of our music," said a caller named Ernest from Goodwood.

The fact that the postings have not been removed — YouTube regularly yanks videos that media companies identify as pirated material — highlights the situation mash-ups pose for media companies: are these videos parodies of cultural icons and thus protected under copyright law, or do they trample on intellectual property?

They trample on the middle-class, they control Washington, and why do they chain all their pens to the desks?

The fuss about the cartoons is part of a "victim mentality", which claims that the European media and the West in general do not understand or even like Muslims; that in the name of freedom of expression they trample on what the Muslims hold most dear, their faith; and lastly that they promote anti-Muslim laws.

Q — What have they trampled on?

Even love suffers under such conditions; she realizes that "on the days when I wasn't summoned, they trampled on my heart, because they were after Paul," her second husband.

Yet in the history we are taught, we hear traders and explorers stumbled upon discoveries like sugar, not how they trampled on black bodies to make white men rich," he said.

It was the same NRA backed, smug attitude they all took on while pretending to defend the second Amendment, just like when they trampled on the souls and graves of the lost children of Sandy Hook.

"If a nation is not strong, the world's extortionists will extort from it, insult it and if they can, they will trample on it," Khamenei said in March, in his annual speech for the Persian New Year, Nowruz.

But as fresh hoards of developers start to create applications, they could trample on what has been the sterling virtue of Apple's products–intuitive and consistent usability.