Sentence examples for he subordinated from inspiring English sources

Gradually he subordinated the army to the party.

Where conflict was unavoidable, he assigned greater weight to societal interests, thereby inviting the criticism that he subordinated the individual to society.

Other Megarians were Diodorus Cronus and Stilpon, a representative of the older tradition inasmuch as he subordinated dialectic to a moral purpose.

"He subordinated everything to his war goals, he was always working for the war option," said Mr. Mesic, facing the three judges and never turning toward the accused.

The elder Mill, like Plato, would have put poets under ban as enemies of truth; he subordinated private to public affections; and Landor's maxims of "few acquaintances, fewer friends, no familiarities" had his cordial approval.

Also, as he officially welcomed China's influential new entrepreneurial class into the party in an attempt to co-opt it, he subordinated the concerns of the workers and farmers who formed the party's traditional power base.

Never once does he subordinate story or character to effects.

"This clock entitled, simply, my life, speaks at irregular intervals," Gizzi writes, celebrating the fickleness of subjective experience — coming and going as it pleases — even as he subordinates it to mortality.

"This clock entitled, simply, my life, speaks at irregular intervals," Gizzi writes, celebrating the fickleness of subjective experience coming and going as it pleases even as he subordinates it to mortality.

He perceives pro-death penalty and pro-abortion positions as winning votes, so he subordinates his "deep convictions" and backs these measures.

None was obsessed with a single talent area to which he or she subordinated school and social involvement".