Sentence examples for becoming a slave from inspiring English sources

While no New World colony began with a blueprint for becoming a slave society, the entire Western Hemisphere had become implicated by the paradox of trying to reconcile racial slavery with aspirations to escape the sins of the Old World.

He cautions in becoming a slave to the machine and losing one's "moral fibre".

In a letter to his antislavery brother-in-law about plans to bring his family to Louisiana, Sherman crassly joked about becoming a slave master himself.

Mr. Noyce was in fact becoming a slave to big Hollywood movies, so much so that he nearly missed a momentous opportunity.

All gardens have some sensory value, so the biggest challenge has been trying to deal with all the baggage that comes with the term "sensory" (think brutal raised beds and wind chimes), without it becoming a slave to the stereotype.

"It has become part of your lifestyle," Ralph Bond, the consumer education officer for Intel, said of the continual challenge of taking advantage of the widening offerings of digital electronics but not becoming a slave to the socket.

Stirling's character, it said, "romps her way through London with various busty girls, becoming a sex slave on the way".

The skit also warns against becoming a soulless slave to search.

When Bahri isn't taking German lessons or working one of his two jobs as a barman or a cleaner, he likes to relax by becoming a sex slave.

When Bahri isn't taking German lessons, or working one of his two jobs as a barman or a cleaner, he likes to relax by becoming a sex slave.

But she goes from having a moral reforming attitude to becoming a competent slave-holding mistress – which I found very shocking".