Sentence examples for from the subjugation of from inspiring English sources

The fundamentalists who follow their scripture closely come across as more consistent, and actually cite it correctly when justifying everything from the subjugation of women to jihad.

The novel came to be understood as an allegory for debates about turn-of-the-century monetary policy stemming from outrage over the subjugation of agricultural interests to the imperialism of bankers on the East Coast.

Due to distraction from his neighbours on the Balkan frontier, Manuel was kept from his main objective, the subjugation of the Normans of Sicily.

Kuwaiti critic and writer Fahd Tawfīq al-Hindāl blamed the weakness of cultural activities in his country on the lack of support from the country's cultural institutions, the subjugation of culture to politics, and a pervasive consumerism.

A lot of that comes from the rise of monotheism and the subjugation of women.

Zimbabwe's increases in gender based violence appear to arise from: (a) traditional practices and principles that include the subjugation of women, and that it is culturally permissible for a man to physically "discipline" his wife and children.

And, at least subconsciously, we were vaguely aware that the subjugation of black people kept us from joining them at the absolute bottom of the economic ladder.

He then uses a series of Dutch commemorative medals to slip from that strangely remote event to William of Orange and the subjugation of Ireland, and so to the civil war that has festered in Britain in our own time.

My only understanding of commemorative holidays was drawn from the rampant White nationalism that dominated "Australia" Day and the subjugation of indigenous history.

Some of my devout Presbyterian ancestors used fragmentary quotations from Scripture to defend their traditional beliefs supporting slavery and the subjugation of women.

The subjugation of women in Submission seems to derive less from petulance, as with Franzen, than from untroubled disdain.