Sentence examples for entirely subordinate from inspiring English sources

But these relationships are entirely subordinate to his quasi-father and quasi-seducer: Fletcher.

Like Arthur's wife Joan Naomi Wattss) - their troubled marriage is revealed in flashback - Takumi is entirely subordinate to Arthur's dull emotional journey.

On the other hand, the Senate lost all its control of foreign policy; and, though it was occasionally consulted by the emperor, it was entirely subordinate to him in this department.

A body is "entirely subordinate" to its soul (Ramanuja 1962, 424), having no independent reality or value.

Our destinies are entirely subordinate to God's creative will; he exercises full control in all that we do, notwithstanding the fact that our deeds are fully voluntary, and we have every reason to expect that all that takes place in the world will reflect the providence of a perfectly loving father.

Provinces had no autonomy and were entirely subordinate to the national government.

At the summit all movement disappears, and the design is entirely subordinated to the circle enclosing the stupa.

Meyerhold drew on the traditions of the commedia dell'arte and kabuki and on the writings of Edward Gordon Craig for his system, in which the actor's own personality was eliminated and he was entirely subordinated to the director's will.

Secondly they concluded that from now on the College was to be entirely subordinated to the Home Office, and that a standing inter-departmental committee be established to settle any future conflicts.

Otherwise we're all subordinate to bureaucrats.

It occurs to me now how curious this observation might sound, considering that in his art he stuck almost entirely to portraiture, and his life was completely subordinated to unwavering studio routines.