Sentence examples for trampling into from inspiring English sources

Unlike his predecessor, George Bush, who was often hostile to the court, Barack Obama is in principle readier to help, for example by digging up information that would bring human-rights abusers and war criminals to trial and tracking down fugitives.But like other holdouts, including Russia, China and India, America wants to be sure that the court will avoid trampling into politics.

Connected, engaged and happy people do not allow themselves to be trampled into the dirt.

As the business enters a new phase, Microsoft may see an opportune moment to trample into it.

This is about America's imperial presidency and the fourth amendment, which it has trampled into irrelevant ink smudges.

Each one goes on looking for his own shadow that lies trampled into the dust and left to lie there.

We are not and never will be a country that walks on by while human rights are trampled into the dust.

And I don't, most of all, want to spend two hours watching dreams and memories from my youth being trampled into humiliating self-parody.

The Dark Horses have all this power and skill, but instead choose to follow the same musical paths that have by now been trampled into nothingness.

He learned that the Sakakini Cultural Centre, where he edits his quarterly literary review Al-Karmel, had been ransacked and his manuscripts trampled into the floor.

At the center of the stones, where the ground had been trampled into a porridge of mud and grass, the crowd gathered around a small Druid group standing in a ritual circle, led by a Stonehenge veteran named Rollo Maughfling.

It is not, for one thing, a medieval word; instead, it is an invention of the 16th century attributed, as it were, posthumously, by historians after the Gothic style had been trampled into virtual insensibility by the Italian Renaissance.