Sentence examples for tyranny for from inspiring English sources

The law of the jungle spells tyranny for many.

Twentieth-century continental and American intellectuals have been attracted to tyranny for different reasons.

You know, they haven't wanted to be under the yoke of tyranny for all these decades.

We would be just swapping one tyranny for another and Mujahedin tyranny would probably be more efficient".

Both have swapped tyranny for democracy, and both are using their diplomatic and military muscle to end some of their neighbours' wars.

But we made up, ultimately we made up and ended up spilling blood together on the battlefield side by side, against fascism, against tyranny, for freedom.

When their case was taken up by Amnesty International, with two million signatures on a petition organised by the Body Shop, the two Moustache Brothers became an international symbol for the thousands of men and women who were incarcerated by a dictatorship that was typical among tyrannies for its corruption and cruelty but outstanding for its pompous self-regard.

BCE there were two traditions about Pythagoras, one that meshes with the traditional view and associates Pythagoras with political tyrants, and another that credits him with rejecting tyrannies for aristocracies that might not have been grounded in wealth (Burkert 1972, 119).

Libya under Mu'ammar al-Qadhafi ranked among the world's worst tyrannies for decades.

In a fundraising email last year, Senator Ted Cruz, who has become a mainstream voice in the Republican party, said, "The Second Amendment...is a Constitutional right to protect your children, your family, your home, our lives, and to serve as the ultimate check against governmental tyranny--for the protection of liberty".

"Sudanese people have stood up for change and against tyranny, yearning for democracy to exercise their basic rights to live in peace.