Sentences with phrase «tyrant whose»

Or a complete tyrant whose sole purpose is to bend the will of the people to her corrupt power?

That said, what we might expect of a project so invested in the stultifying effects of poverty is a better sense of what's eating its characters, rather than platitudes arguing that to be poor and male in Northern England is to be a bat - wielding tyrant whose empty rage extends even to canines.

Even the International Narcotics Control Board (INCB), a creaky, cobwebbed tyrant whose mandate is to bully countries into toeing the line on drugs, has reluctantly said it is wrong.

Gone, Wenger has become an old tyrant whose just creaming 8m a year out of the club, il be glad to see new blood, fresh faces fresh tactics and a coach that lets other people have a say unlike bouldys vow of silence,

This is not just true of impoverished people, addicts, prostitutes, and those we normally think of, but dignity extended to those who have been terribly wounded by the impossible standards of traditional religion can work wonders in showing people that God is not a tyrant whose expectaions we can never live up to, but a loving Father who takes us as we are.

Although many lab chiefs are humane and generous mentors, and most are at least fair and reasonable, some, as anguished tales make plain, comport themselves as workplace tyrants whose workers fear that they would jeopardize their professional futures — and often their right to remain in the United States — by asserting their workplace rights.

Not exact matches

An adult Yutyrannus, whose name means «beautiful feathered tyrant,» reached nearly 30 feet long and weighed 1.5 tons.

The Larry Sanders Show stars Garry Shandling as the title character, a late - night host whose narcissism and neurosis make him a potent sort of tyrant, controlling but in desperate need of validation.

After 10 years and 18 films, we finally arrive at Avengers: Infinity War, the first in a two - part showdown between Marvel's extraordinary roster of heroes and Thanos, an intergalactic genocidal tyrant played in CGI motion capture by Josh Brolin, whose starring appearance has been seeded throughout the preceding films.

Us by Michael Kimball (Tyrant Books) A beautiful, heart - wrenching novel about a man whose beloved wife is in a coma; it packs a lasting punch.

In this politically timely work, Greenblatt (whose book The Swerve earned him a Pulitzer) offers a compact study of tyrants as portrayed in the works of William Shakespeare.

In 1969, in the catalogue of his first retrospective, at the National Gallery of Canada in Ottawa, he identified his parents as «an ascetic, remotely male, Irish Catholic truant officer, whose junior I am, and a stupid, fleshly tyrant of a woman who had descended from German royalty without a trace of nobility.»

The climate «authorities» are criminal tyrants, on every level — first and foremost the activist, alarmist scientists, whose incompetent «science» underlies the political fraud.