Sentence examples for been subservient to from inspiring English sources
British has been subservient to US foreign policy since Suez in 1956.
If women have superior verbal skills, why have they been subservient to men in almost all societies?
The revolutionaries of 1969 came largely from three tribes -- the Qadhadhfa (the colonel's own ), the Maghraha and the Warfalla -- which had been subservient to the Senussis.
The old joke about Playboy being bought for the articles became one that could be applied to her Vogue, whereas once the text had been subservient to the photos.
Ever since the trauma of the English civil war three and a half centuries ago, the argument goes, Britain's armed forces have always been subservient to civilian leaders – unlike in other countries, rich and poor, western and non-western, with their periodic palace coups and tanks on the streets and generals reinventing themselves as presidents, from Dwight D Eisenhower to Charles de Gaulle.
In government hitherto the interests of the family have been subservient to the interests of the dominant male partner.
