The symphony was initially criticized in Russia and the West for being a subservient, long-winded ode to Socialist Realism and unadventurous in its conservative, 19th-century Russian idiom.
They hear the hierarchy of a subservient relationship.
Look out also for Johnny Vegas, Alexei Sayle, Dominic Tighe (as a subservient David Cameron) and a double role by John Sessions.
Mourinho's loss of self-control, then, was proof of an emotional inability to accept a subservient role for another year.
Our inclination to assume that computers provide a sufficient substitute for our own intelligence has made us all too eager to hand important work over to software and accept a subservient role for ourselves.
In a country where religious traditions and the conservative clergy still dictate a subservient role for women in many families, the movement of young women out of their hometowns in search of education and work has already brought about changes in attitudes.
Compilation after compilation is adorned with image after image of imagined femininity, the kind of fantastic — in the remote from reality sense — female that codes as a subservient cipher for projected male-focused heteronormative fantasy — in the grubbily real sense.
Eliza's final triumph over Higgins left him deflated, helpless, and at a loss to comprehend why she would not want to return to a subservient lifestyle "for the sheer fun of it". Henry Higgins (Anthony Fusco, Mrs. Pearce Catherine Castellanosos), and Eliza Doolittle (Irene Lucio) in Pygmalion (Photo by: Kevin Berne).
For many families, this places women in a subservient role within relationships, relying heavily on their male partner for financial support and decision-making, and being sexually compliant and looking after the home and family in return.
It's often easy for the younger partner to fall into a subservient role.
