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1
And, above all, no animal must ever
tyrannise
over
his own kind.
2
But it was no part of Mackenzie's plan to
tyrannise
over
men.
3
The minister of truth does not
tyrannise
over
my reason, he enlightens it.
4
She liked those best whom she could most easily
tyrannise
over
.
5
None should
tyrannise
over
,
nor should suffer tyranny from, the other.
6
I could throw it in his teeth when he attempts to
tyrannise
over
me.
7
No nation could
tyrannise
over
another nation unless it were tyrannised over itself by some illusions.
8
All which do give them an occasion to
tyrannise
over
their Fellow-Creatures, which they call their Inferiors.
9
But the rich, if the community gives them rank, very often endeavour to insult and
tyrannise
over
others.
10
But they had no right to
tyrannise
over
others, and tie them down to their own procrustean bed.
11
We need not be 'anvils but hammers.' We need not let outward circumstances dominate and
tyrannise
over
us.
12
It was forbidden to pillage the villages, or to
tyrannise
over
the inhabitants who were not of Punic race.
13
I think it horrible, cruel; it offends my taste. What if our instincts lead us to
tyrannise
over
our fellow-men?
14
Then we might close the service by solemnly objuring every system which gave power to
tyrannise
over
the rights of conscience.
15
Again he stood silent for awhile, looking at her, and then he answered: "I should not
tyrannise
over
you, Clara."
16
He loves to
tyrannise
over
women and show his familiarity by a certain brutality of address, and the line comes not slowly.
tyrannise
over
tyrannise