Sentence examples for complete submission to from inspiring English sources

"People with blue eyes & blond hair, bowing in complete submission to Allah beside those with black skin and kinky hair," he wrote.

"Islam is a complete way of life, a complete submission to Allah and to the rulings of Allah," Qadhi said on the show.

This season's nearly complete submission to the most mechanical aspects of the genre has moved "Lost" further away from the territory of Stephen King and closer to the universe of "Jurassic Park".

Your mother could have died that morning but they will say: 'Just be yourself, we have to film.' Anything that's not complete submission to the gaze looks kind of aggressive on camera.

She plowed through the repertoire, dancing everything from the angularly erotic pas de deux in Balanchine's "Agon" — imagine a sophisticated wrestling match in which the man ends up in a posture of complete submission — to the regal "Diamonds," the romantic "Liebeslieder Waltzer," and the role of the man-killing "novice" in Jerome Robbins's "The Cage".

"If he is considered, or labelled as a separatist, or an extremist, it really raises the questions of what kind of behaviour would be acceptable to the government besides complete submission to the government's authority".

A congenital amputee, Newell's left arm ends about three inches past the elbow, which gives him a handhold to complete submissions uniquely difficult to escape.

It allows "those measures not forbidden by international law which are indispensable for securing the complete submission of the enemy," according to the Lieber Code.

As for the offering of the skull to Rosamund, that may have been a ritual request of complete submission of the queen and her people to the Lombards, and thus a cause of shame or humiliation.

By the Truce of Chinon (September 18 , 1214, John recognized the conquests of Philip Augustus and renounced the suzerainty of Brittany, although the complete submission of Poitou and Saintonge was to take another generation.

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