tyrannically in a sentence

1. They behave tyrannically all over the world and spread corruption.

2. They became ‘king’ in the house of God, acting tyrannically through the ages.

3. They became “king” in the house of God, acting tyrannically through the ages.

4. Verily, Korah was of the people of Moses, but he behaved tyrannically towards them.

5. Indeed, Korah was of the people of Moses, but he behaved tyrannically towards them.

6. Or has the Starfall Coalition taken to tyrannically arresting people as they please?"

7. However, as soon as they held power, they started to behave tyrannically and commit countless crimes.

8. He penetrates irresistibly into our blood, splits our molecules, and tyrannically creates new connections.

9. Do you have the tendency of manipulating or controlling selfishly and tyrannically your lover you are in a relationship with?

10. Because, it may be feared, that the same monarch or senate will make tyrannical laws, that they may execute them tyrannically.”

11. Third, the Mamluks ruled tyrannically, having never been elected, and oppressed their subjects whom Bonaparte intended to liberate.

12. For instance, regarding (2)(a) above – in a society which was tyrannically anti-egalitarian, the tactic would probably be to aid egalitarian tendencies.

13. That kind of person attaches no importance to the possible harm his reactions to a given situation might cause, and has no qualms in acting tyrannically.

14. Lorenzo was considered brutal and power-hungry, so Machiavelli presented him with a political model that flattered the tyrannically inclined Medici psychologically.

15. For this, there is no greater hero than Satan himself, whose rebellious nature culminated in opposition to the God who, in the words of abortion supporters, tyrannically oppresses them.”

16. If I had actually been in a high position, I would only have become ambitious and behaved tyrannically as I did in the army, and I would end up being punished for offending God’s disposition.

17. Yet the history of other major powers that have desired to tyrannically rule the world—China, Germany, Russia—leaves no doubt that this world would never have enjoyed such benefits under their rule.

18. La Boétie reasoned that the rule of any government acting tyrannically would abruptly end as soon as its subjects withdrew their active support, for such power only comes from the “voluntary servitude” of its subjects.

19. It is also gratifying to realize that during the next thousand years the nations are not to be tyrannically subjected to the yoke of socialistic or communistic totalitarianism, or corrupt forms of democratic governments.

20. [17]For Aristotle the alternation of archein kai archesthai is the only possibility for the citizen of the polis to be free, and those who have not learned to obey (the law) cannot rule other free citizens as a free citizen, but must always pre/dominate tyrannically.