But it's not clear that these initiatives are what have inspired obedience.
An individual's leadership role in the air remained constant, regardless of the composition of its flock, suggesting that certain qualities inspire the trust and obedience of others.
Mr. Litman asked Mr. Legan repeatedly about his stance and demeanor with Mr. Winkler, trying to portray him as an inmate who inspired fear and obedience.
Let's aim to inspire situational awareness instead of blind obedience.
Committed to her father's credo that one owes "obedience to the unenforceable," she will continue to inspire all who knew her to serve the greater good.
Designing environments that affect our mood is no new invention, of course: pyramids were built to inspire awe, monasteries to encourage contemplation, and all too often architecture has been used to instil fear and obedience in its users.
Hastrel worried that the officers could no longer command the obedience of the troops, and recounted in his journal: "The reception of the tri-color occasioned a scene of insubordination, which deprived us of several officers and served as a pretext to the revolutionaries to inspire defiance among the soldiers.
If groups of resistance exist that challenge the sovereign then the state enters a war with its organized enemies (civil war in England inspired Hobbes' theory of absolute sovereignty and absolute obedience).
The revelations of Xu Sun, supposed to have lived in the 4th century ce, to one He Zhengong in 1131 inspired the "Pure and Luminous Way of Loyalty and Filial Obedience" (Jingmingzhongxiaodao).
They work in the neo-Expressionist mode, with highly stylized, even ascetic-looking puppets, in a figurative and abstract mode with stories that explore power, obedience, fear and individual responsibility; sometimes they are inspired by Miss Geiser's dreams.
