Sentence examples for in subservient from inspiring English sources
That's because they believe in subservient journalism, not adversarial journalism.
If mentioned at all, she says, they appear in subservient roles as helpless admirers or menial assistants.
This follow-up, though, finds Sean carefully retrenching: his singular sound and worldview have been reined in, subservient to the demands of the R&B marketplace.
The employees most likely to use a friendly greeting were women not in positions of authority, followed by men in subservient positions.
Once, a guard mistook a series of abstract paintings as blueprints for an escape attempt and destroyed them.Many of the paintings show snapshots of prison life: convicts crouched in subservient squats for inspections, or curled morosely in tiny cells.
And it develops that they are in subservient thrall to a tall man in a dress and a fright wig (Giles King), who has them put on rudimentary costumes to portray different characters.
This makes Iran's presidents in effect subservient, particularly in foreign policy and specifically on the nuclear issue, to the will of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who has held the rahbar's office since the death of his predecessor, Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, in 1989.Such restraints are not the only ones that will curb the powers of Iran's next president.
There is no room for humanness when you are expected to behave in a subservient way in every and any circumstance.
Upon receiving an education in narcotics mixology, Fetty's cocaine mistress adamantly refuses to confine herself to the glass ceiling that unfortunately traps women in a subservient position in the kitchen, which is now allegorical to the oppressive gender wage gap issue in America.
Not surprisingly, according to Valian's referenced research, women are usually in the "subservient" position when engaged in a social exchange with a man.
The critique that Belldandy represents a negative stereotype of women, placing them in a subservient role to men, appears a number of times in the literature.
