Tsar in a sentence

But usually, if the serfs did not like the policies of the tsar, they saw the nobles as corrupt and evil, preventing the people of Russia from communicating with the well-intentioned tsar and misinterpreting his decrees.

However, if the tsar’s policies were too extreme or too disliked, then he was not considered to be the true tsar.

Humboldt published multiple volumes on his Russian expedition, which he dedicated to the tsar despite his increasing disapproval of the tsar's policies.

In 1922 she published a long pro-imperial verse fairy tale, Tsar-devitsa (‘'Tsar-Maiden’').

In these cases, it was necessary to replace this “fake” tsar with the “true” tsar, whoever he may be.

That March, Tsar Alexander III conferred upon him the Order of St. Vladimir (fourth class), which included a title of hereditary nobility and a personal audience with the Tsar.

The tsar's train was designed and built in St. Petersburg to serve as the main mobile office of the tsar and his staff for travelling across Russia.

This was mainly because, as the war progressed, many of the officers who were loyal to the Tsar were killed, and were replaced by discontented conscripts from the major cities, who had little loyalty to the Tsar.

Tsvetaeva acknowledges her sources in the titles of the very long works, The Maiden Tsar : A Fairy-tale Poem (Tsar'-devitsa: Poema-skazka, 1922) and "The Swain", subtitled "A Fairytale" ("Molodets: skazka", 1924).

The tsar would act as an advocate to ‘better align primary care and hospital allergy services, so that patients have a coherent NHS care pathway, the letter said.

Two mothers whose daughters died from severe allergic reactions have renewed calls for a national allergy tsar.

Voketaitis grew up in Connecticut, the son of parents who fled the Tsar, and still speaks with an old-fashioned East Coast accent that makes everything he says sound like shtick.

AN investigation by Scotland’s transparency tsar into the destruction of pandemic WhatsApp messages by SNP ministers will investigate “serious systemic practice failure”, it has emerged.

Around 100 cities now have some form of “night mayor” or “night tsar” in place, to spur this work.

Bridget Phillipson said on Friday she would “stop further commencement” of the Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Act 2023, just days before the new free speech tsar’s powers were due to come into force.

In October, barrister Ms Wheeler was appointed Labour's new "whistleblowing tsar" to oversee plans to improve protections and employment rights for women against workplace harassment, abuse and sexual assault.

Knoop was created a Baron by Tsar Alexander II of Russia.

The London-educated internet tsar dubbed “Barbie” by critics has a huge online presence specifically on Telegram.

The Scottish Government is to be investigated by the country’s transparency tsar after Nicola Sturgeon and others destroyed potential evidence to the UK Covid Inquiry.

This is why, in recent years, Brits have suffered the strange spectacle of a government that laments “cancel culture” and appoints a “free speech tsar” to deal with censorious students, but cracks down on the right to protest.