Sentence examples for true tyranny from inspiring English sources

But we must not remain the same; it is time to take our heads out of the sand and act against true tyranny before it is too late.

Yet, despite the checks and balances in our government that seem to make it far more likely we can enjoy political gridlock forever than ever have to fear the rise of true tyranny from within, theoretically -- it could happen.

These are issues that religious leaders need to work together to eliminate, the Dalai Lama said, and "are the enemies of peace and true tyrannies of our times".

For as true as "if tyranny and oppression... .. may have been for Madison and the European Americans of the late 18th century, it is equally true that the nascent American empire of that moment was an actual lethal foreign danger to the unfortunate cultures who called ᎠᎺᎢ (Cherokee word for United States of America) home prior to the arrival of Europeans.

Those people who we do not care to think of, yet it must be true that sometimes dreadful tyrannies were all that liberated the victims of other dreadful tyrannies.

It's true that stopping Saddam's tyranny is the most heartening and unambiguous consequence of the war in Iraq.

Hawks's vision of sexualized tyranny rings fearsomely true, but the film, with its silly costumes and stilted dialogue (co-written by William Faulkner), was a flop.

Here are the true titans of on-set tyranny – Hollywood's most difficult directors to work for: The Mexican director was accused of putting cast and crew of his Oscar-winning frontiersman epic The Revenant through a "living hell" to indulge his desire to film only in natural light, and with minimal use of CGI, in remote parts of Canada in 2015.

It is said that we all carry the seeds of our own self-destruction; this is certainly true in the case of tyranny.

Both factions claimed to be for the true religion (reformed Protestantism) and against tyranny.

A true solace against loneliness, against the tyranny and emergency of self".