Sentence examples for no subservience from inspiring English sources

While caricatured by Saakashvili as a "Russian stooge," Ivanishvili exhibits no subservience to Russian influence and repeatedly emphasizes the need for continued Euro-Atlantic integration.

That may be true in Kentucky, where McConnell learned that no amount of subservience to Tea Party/Fox News/talk-radio nihilism can ever be enough, but I don't see how it applies to Pennsylvania.

Certainly Italian Fascism, with its ideology of feminine subservience, found the diva no longer serviceable.

The D*g in subservience as in chains has no free will, and so — Oh Cherie — is this for me?

"For girls, in addition, it will almost certainly mean premature pregnancy and childbearing, and is likely to lead to a lifetime of domestic and sexual subservience over which they have no control".

The artist's spouse or companion is no longer required to fit the stereotype of subservience.

Have designers become so esoteric that they see no other implications in their "obscuring garments" except a subservience to creative vision?

Cuban-Americans are by no means the only ethnic group to have compelled such subservience, but their success in bringing otherwise sensible politicians to heel has been remarkable.

Still, Radke cautions that—however tempting it may be there's no use tackling this issue by blaming women for their volunteered subservience.

When the lion is no longer hungry, it leaves the rest of the gazelles alone; certainly it does not demand their subservience (or worse) — an arrangement we would be right to call oppression.

Tony Blair was often and unfairly accused of subservience to George Bush, whose "Yo, Blair!" greeting was interpreted as a humiliation, when it was no more than Mr Bush's habit of addressing good friends as if they had both known one other since they were 12 years old.Mr Blair was not Mr Bush's poodle.