But the rich, if the community gives them rank, very often endeavour to insult and
tyrannise over others.
I have heard he behaved like a monster to his own wife, for he is one of those wretches who think they have a right to
tyrannise over us, and from such I shall ever esteem it the cause of my sex to rescue any woman who is so unfortunate to be under their power.--The business, dear cousin, will be only to keep Miss Western from seeing this young fellow, till the good company, which she will have an opportunity of meeting here, give her a properer turn."
Charity they feel to be a ridiculously inadequate mode of partial restitution, or a sentimental dole, usually accompanied by some impertinent attempt on the part of the sentimentalist to
tyrannise over their private lives.
"My schoolfellows were boys, most rude boys, and obeyed the impulse of rude nature which bids the deer herd fall upon any stricken hart, the duck flock put to death any broken-winged brother or sister, and on all hands the strong
tyrannise over the weak."
For, in all countries, many human beings assume the quite unfortunate attitude that government was invented merely to
tyrannise human beings or because members of a government enjoy seeing human beings scurry like rats to obey them.
They have given Modi licence to
tyrannise the minorities, and settle the Kashmir issue through brute force and chicanery.
C'est une meditation sereine mais forcenee que mene l'ecrivain contre [beaucoup moins que]la
tyrannise du commun[beaucoup plus grand que].
Fukuyama adopted John Maynard Keynes's attitude that it was "better that a man
tyrannise over his bank balance than his fellow citizens." In other words, one of the advantages of capitalism is that it allowed instincts of domination the relatively harmless outlet of commercial success and consumerist one-upmanship.
"I completely respect trade unions but I will not allow some of them to think they were elected by the people to
tyrannise them or to create problems."
Surely, He does not love the unjust.}[Qur'an 42:40] {The cause is only against the ones who wrong the people and
tyrannise upon the earth without right.
The objectives should not only be to interrupt its chain of command but possibly, and more importantly, to prevent its ability to
tyrannise, radicalise and recruit externally.
The objectives should not only be to interrupt its chain of command and control, but possibly more importantly, to prevent its ability to
tyrannise, radicalise and recruit externally.
tyrannise - rule a country as a tyrant 
tyrannise - rule or exercise power over (somebody) in a cruel and autocratic manner; "her husband and mother-in-law tyrannize her"