Sentence examples similar to intermediate or subordinate from inspiring English sources

The natural woman refuses to suppress her élan or subordinate her character to a role.

The word was uttered and heard as an insult that designated an inferior or subordinate people".

After this, another sample from the same population was visually presented with sentences that activated dominant or subordinate meanings of the words and were accompanied by probes associated with dominant or subordinate meanings.

The subordinated noteholders argued that this definition provided that "Senior Indebtedness" expressly excluded debt that was "subordinated in right of payment" or "subordinate or junior in any respect" to any other debt.

Complementizer: A word like that, if or for that introduces an embedded (or subordinate) clause.

Social status of the subjects, based on a questionnaire (single-kept, dominant or subordinate), was also taken into account.

Any evil we observe is only apparent or subordinate, not real or ultimate.

Whether as a boss or subordinate, mixing friendship and work has many potential pitfalls.

But in all cases, scientists are using categorization at the basic or subordinate levels.

The tension between personal and professional goals surfaces only when personal goals are held equal or subordinate to professional goals.

21 Because these animals were singly housed, interactions related to social dominant or subordinate status were not obtained.