Often a culture s ideals oppress the body.

So do not oppress the orphan ,

Therefore do not oppress the orphan .

As for the orphan , do not oppress him ,

Wherefore as to the orphan , be thou not Unto him overbearing .

Therefore , treat not the orphan with oppression ,

Therefore , do not mistreat the orphan .

Therefore , be not harsh with the orphan

Therefor the orphan oppress not ,

So , as for the orphan , do not oppress him

Do not oppress the orphan ,

So as for the orphan , do not oppress him .

Do not oppress the orphans

Therefore , as for the orphan , do not oppress ( him ) .

Therefore do not treat the orphan with harshness ,

Therefore , treat not the orphan with harshness ,

That indomitable city was already beginning to come back to life.

We have seen that here today with the sense, with the sensitivity and in the last three days, and with the power of the indomitable human spirit.

The rampancy of terrorism all over the world had resulted from an inhumane foreign policy which oppressed other nations, violated State sovereignty and created social inequality.

The US is more powerful than any country since the Roman Empire, but like Rome, America is neither invincible nor invulnerable.

The Old Swiss Confederacy had acquired a reputation of invincibility during these earlier wars, but expansion of the federation suffered a setback in 1515 with the Swiss defeat in the Battle of Marignano.

Some Africans have gone to the ends of the earth to try and secure places at the July 27 August 12 Games with the South African men s and women s hockey teams and the Angolan basketball side displaying indomitable spirit.

In the immediate aftermath of the October War of 1973, the Arab world rejoiced because the myth of Israeli invincibility had been shattered by Egypt s crossing of the Suez Canal and the Syrian offensive that swept across the Golan Heights.