Sentence examples for its servants from inspiring English sources

The British Empire would never have been what it was if its servants did not believe that they were part of a mission civilisatrice, something larger than themselves.

But Crane himself suggests that it is very difficult to separate the power of the "zeitgeist" from the ardour of one of its servants, and it would be worth thinking about the alternative accounts that find support from Crane's evidence.

In 1975 he resigned and wrote a critical book about it, An Idea and Its Servants (1978).

Reading this made me see that as mere human beings, we are its servants; we are here, it seems, to facilitate the process.

To its servants, at least on Flashman's level, it was a way out of foggy England, and a welcome sexual holiday.

"But it is said, and with some force, 'the Federal Government may send chaplains with its armies and fleets, because it should provide the consolations of religion for all its servants, and that the minister of religion is as necessary as the surgeon.' To deny this, seems indeed a great hardship, if not a species of cruelty.

The only way in which altruism can win, is to ally itself with the mind, to make it its servant and not its slave.

We need a fundamental change in the culture and mindset of the government, its ministers, its civil servants and its contractors so that the welfare and best interests of children are put first, before the administrative convenience of government.

"If it's a good idea, you become its servant.

"If it's a good idea, you become its servant," he said.

Was Ms. Deshpande the mistress of her dance or its servant?