Sentence examples for and subservience from inspiring English sources

He substituted science and reason for faith and subservience.

They are seen as out of touch and representing the failed methods of compromise and subservience.

They rightly saw the veil as a a tool and symbol of oppression and subservience.

Dressed in traditional African cloth and a red fez, Johnson still commands fear and subservience from his followers.

A feudal society is, simply, a society run on the bargain of fear: in exchange for your labor and subservience, we will provide security.

But first the independent Great Russian lands had to be annexed or subdued and subservience to the Tatars had to be repudiated.

Many of those oppositions can be seen in "Political Mother," which sets 13 dancers and 8 musicians onstage in a hard-driving enactment of group brutality and camaraderie, subservience and domination, abandon and fear.

Yet in spite of perceived military and diplomatic subservience and economic impotence, Britain does maintain an influential cultural presence in the Arab world.

Joseph Goebbels saw this discovery as an excellent tool to drive a wedge between Poland, Western Allies, and the Soviet Union, and reinforce the Nazi propaganda line about the horrors of Bolshevism and American and British subservience to it.

There are brave attempts to change behaviour and the subservience of women and girls.

He still speaks about ending what he sees as political and cultural subservience to the United States and pledges to resist Chinese territorial appetites, promising to build permanent structures on the disputed islands in a move likely to further antagonize China.