A veiled face also represents a degree of female subjugation that is offensive to emancipated Western women.
Guess fucked up, but she did so in a nexus of fantasy, power, and subjugation that sounds like a hyper-drive version of the forces that govern the lives of many women.
Five years later, the victory Churchill had envisioned freed Europe from a Nazi subjugation that he had warned would bring "the abyss of a new Dark Age".
The other matter of subjugation — that is, slavery — went unmentioned on Saturday.
And even knowing the meaning of negus now doesn't exactly change my reality, which is one where the word nigger, more than anything else, embodies the collective pain of institutionalized subjugation that continues to this day for black folks.
When you come across any untoward incident involving Islam, try to differentiate Islam from local factors or the culture associated with the incident like Honour killing and women's subjugation that may be in the culture or society of the practitioners rather than in his/her religion.
I don't entirely agree with Willis's defense of the Stones, but I do recognize the difficult trade-off she describes, between the freedom that rock can feel like, for a woman, and the subjugation that it might celebrate.
Nodding towards Stanley Milgram's social science experiments in the 60s, Zobel presents us with a bleak picture of subjugation that struggles to walk the line between exploration and exploitation; you're left worrying as much about the film itself as about the situation it depicts.
It lived in constant fear, and needed to be prepared to fight back so that it avoided being pulled into a position of humiliating subjugation that it had experienced in the "century of humiliation" after the First Opium War in 1839.
Passaro has a superb feeling for the city's beauty and banality -- indeed, the "addictive swirl of money and subjugation" that Will observes in a Manhattan strip club seems endemic to all five boroughs.
The New Yorker, December 17 , 1927P. 54 Complete subjugation that the conventions force upon a guest - crusade against it.
