Sentence examples for tyranny into from inspiring English sources
Wherever they were able, they were transforming the battle for Syria's destiny from a fight against one type of tyranny into nihilistic chaos.
Britain spearheaded the push for enlargement to the east that helped to bind the countries liberated from Soviet tyranny into democratic norms.
In this speech, Mr Bush promised both a more diplomatic America, one that stresses soft power, and a more idealistic one a country that turns the rhetoric of his inaugural address about "ending tyranny" into policy.
But that theory can be turned on its head: perhaps the Spartans retrojected their antipathy to tyranny into the Archaic period as a way of justifying their moral stance in the late 430s.
"As Americans," he said, "our goal should be to help reformers turn the end of tyranny into durable, accountable civic structures – strong constitutions, political parties committed to pluralism, free elections, the rule of law and property rights, hopeful economies drawn into open world markets, healthy civic institutions, protections for the rights of minorities and women.
Portraying a shopkeeper's daughter of unquenchable will power in the new revival of "Hobson's Choice," which opened last night at the Atlantic Theater Company, Ms. Plimpton takes firm but gentle charge of both production and audience, turning domestic tyranny into a delicate art of persuasion.
It might be more difficult to deal with him later, when benign autocracy turned into tyranny and murder into regicide.
On Google Books, Alex E. Jones's "9-11: Descent Into Tyranny," about "how the controlled press is spinning and whitewashing the 9-11 stoutrankstrAlex S. JonesJones's "Losing the News," about "the epochal changes sweeping the media, changes which are eroding the core news that has been the essential food supply of our democracy".
A bit more than halfway down the four-mile course, a bearded Australian in a wetsuit who had posted a 2,000-word 2,000-wordhessayernet befonehand theled "ElInternetads to Tyranny" jumped into the river and swam directly into the path of the two beforehandch were racing neck and neck.
Images of tyranny, concocted into an essentially abstract sequence, are projected over and within the clean white facades of official-looking buildings.
Mr. Tommasini is absolutely right when he asserts the tyranny lasted into the 1970's, when I returned for doctoral work at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
