Sentence examples similar to like subservience from inspiring English sources

I always wanted to possess the swan-like gracefulness and effortless subservience of a lady, but instead possess a dramatic blend of boldness and quirkiness more comparable to that of Lucille Ball.

Whether the latter group's warmth is on some kind of ancient subservience tip, like the genetic memory of peasant Stockholm Syndrome, I couldn't possibly say, but the Fulfords give the strong impression that being thought of as amusing and lovable is beneath their dignity.

I do not mean that, like a child worker in a Chinese sneaker factory, I am conditioned to subservience.

Shaw must also deal with the discontent of Louka (Helen Farmer), the maid, who doesn't appreciate being treated like one, and her relationship with Nicola Ames Adamsonn), another servant, who has a talent for subservience.

What's the appeal of subservience?

That she will prefer freedom to subservience.

Appearing with Kanye wasn't, then, an act of subservience.

This new relationships is one of subservience and benign subordination.

"These girls could be beaten and burned into subservience.

Literary biography generally presents itself in subservience to the written work of its subjects.

Reiner's unemotional decisiveness brings out "an answering impulse of subservience" in Damon.