Sentence examples for entire subjection from inspiring English sources
In Tuscany, however, the quality of the material is softer than sandstone, but harder than earth; and from its entire subjection to the action of the sub-existing fire, it becomes that sort of sand which is called carbunculus.
Subjection and Subjectivity.
Meyers, Diana T. Subjection and Subjectivity.
Its total control brings the Palestinians to utter subjection and total despair.
Dagestan was completely pacified by 1864, after which almost the entire Circassian nation, numbering perhaps 400,000, preferring exile to subjection, emigrated into Ottoman territory, leaving the Western Caucasus empty and desolated.
In this one shot, there's an element of fear and danger in this boy's life that Linklater's amiable film doesn't even contemplate, just as, in the entire segment about Remi, there's an anguish of subjection, an impulsive energy, and a burning depth of remorse that Linklater doesn't come near.
Mentor, who was governor of the entire Asiatic seaboard, exerted himself successfully to reduce to subjection the many chiefs who during the recent troubles had assumed an independent authority, and in the course of a few years brought the whole coast into complete submission and dependence.
The transformation of northern Mali into a sanctuary for terrorists and the subjection of its people to medieval cruelties are a threat to the entire West African region.
Citizenship, Subjection, and the Civil Law: Jean Bodin on Roman Citizenship and the Theory of Consensual Subjection.
It doesn't seek our annihilation, our subjection and humiliation.
