Sentence examples for apparent subordination from inspiring English sources
Although Morsi began his presidency in a state of apparent subordination to the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, he moved to take the upper hand in mid-August, announcing the retirement of several senior members of the council and revoking the constitutional declaration of June 17.
Although Morsi began his presidency in a state of apparent subordination to the interim military government of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, he moved to take the upper hand in mid-August, announcing the retirement of several senior members of the council and revoking the constitutional declaration of June 17.
He also protests at his apparent subordination of the higher faculties, such as theology, to the rule of grammarians; for Erasmus, he implies, the worst heresy is linguistic barbarism.
In gay and straight bars alike, it's apparent that such subordination falls upon the shoulders of women, effeminate men, and gender non-conforming individuals.
How far George Miller's movie foregrounds the role of women, even to the subordination of its apparent hero, has surprised many, Theron included.
Such subordination would violate the equal freedom of the subordinated person.
One response is that Confucianism has been tainted by its apparent endorsement of immoral practices, such as patriarchal values that have contributed to the subordination and suffering of women.
Subordination of clauses is done by the use of special subordinate moods.
The book's use of innuendo and indirection is apparent in its index, which has only four entries under women: "African American," "film studios owned by," "subordination of" and "lipstick lesbians".
While the subordination and the political and social inequality of the African race was fully conceded by all, it was plainly apparent that slavery would soon disappear from what are now the non-slave-holding States of the original thirteen.... [The Republican Party] entered the Presidential contest again in 1860 and succeeded.
He should try subordination for a change.
