Sentence examples for a servile from inspiring English sources

The Age of Innocence mounted a servile homage to Merchant-Ivory.

Do they assume a master slave relationship, with the customer playing master to a servile company?

Siri is a creep – a servile arselick with zero self-respect – but he works annoyingly well.

Our clothes didn't fit us, our eyes had a servile tint, and our voices were rusty.

Samizdat postcards mocked him as "Kevin Delooney," a servile Barclays buffoon.

That left little more than a servile web of patronage, a recipe for embezzlement of public funds.

Sometimes rich governments did it simply by killing the elected leaders and installing a servile dictator, as in Chile.

And both black waiters and leaders acknowledge that black Americans may be rejecting what they perceive as a servile profession.

As early as April 1861, critics denounced the Stars and Bars as a "servile imitation" and a "detested parody" of the Stars and Stripes.

The post of viceroy did not go to Prince Czartoryski, by then estranged from Alexander, but went to a servile political nonentity, General Józef Zajączek.

Until this happened, the entire outside world thought of Tunisia as a downmarket tourist destination, with a servile attitude towards the west.