Sentence examples for tyrant for from inspiring English sources
How about when he went out apologizing to every third world tyrant for America?
A charismatic tyrant, for example, might prove extremely successful as a fund-raiser.
It may be instructive that the cure for addiction is to trade in one tyrant for another.
For all his talk of freedom, he provided his young Émile with an amiable tyrant for a teacher, severely restricting his reading to one book Robinson Crusoe.
Some call him a tyrant for the violence he put at the heart of his rule, causing the deaths of tens of millions of people.
His bossy elder sister would make an ideal tyrant for this dilapidated, sun-scorched, miserable western end of the island of Hispaniola.
Currie has been writing papers on pack-hunting tyrants for more than a decade.
This is not news to parents — particularly those who have been made to feel like tyrants for attempting to enforce water regimens on subjects less concerned with matters of purity.
Mr. Rosenblatt began to research Hitler and his fellow tyrants for a film he jokingly took to calling, "Dictators Are People, Too!" Another filmmaker might have made a solemn Holocaust documentary of the kind that shows up on the History Channel.
Not only during the 20th Century but throughout history, human beings have turned to governments, and often to tyrants, for protection and security.
Thus, Constantine struggled against the tyrants for the "Christian religion," and before him Moses and Judas Macchabee fought against superstition (Lettre Bautru, [Ro] 79 80).
