Sentence examples for forced subservience from inspiring English sources

Those selected as their victims cowered and scrambled on the ground in a manner which showed only too clearly their personal understanding of forced subservience.

She won the event again at the 2000 Sydney Games, and has come to represent the possibility of women escaping a life of forced subservience.

"We need to build an institution of marriage that is based on love, not on power, not on exploitation or the forced subservience of women," she said.

While the show doesn't need to be labeled as "feminist," and while it's fine that a man who loves the story spearheaded its televised iteration, a story that a woman wrote about the forced subservience of women and their subsequent survival deserves to be owned by women.

And the central opposition to abortion rights isn't about saving babies, promoting family or protecting women; it's about controlling female sexuality and trying to return to a time when women were forced or coerced into subservience.

On his way back to Kiev, Sviatoslav chose to strike against the Ossetians and force them into subservience.

All over the country, not just in Iguala, municipal police forces are corrupted by organized crime or else forced into "comply or die" subservience.

He described VOA as an "aging, recidivist Cold War propaganda machine seeking to stay relevant by creating its own bogeymen and brainwashing the masses to promote knuckle-dragging caveman policies of force and subservience".

Still, characterizing the feederism community as one where feeders are dominating or force-feeding their partners into subservience is damaging, and it's also not true.

The evolving culture in our nation is one of silent subservience to corporate forces, helped along by a political system bought and paid for by big donors.

But as Corbyn's frictions with the military have revealed, the subservience of our armed forces has limits.