Sentence examples for openly dominated from inspiring English sources
Many societies have been openly dominated by fashionable people, but our society is quietly permitting itself to be dominated and transformed by fashionable minds.
By Kennedy Fraser Many societies have been openly dominated by fashionable people, but our society is quietly permitting itself to be dominated and transformed by fashionable minds.
In coordination with an Israeli government dominated by politicians who openly disavow the two-state solution, the Trump White House appears poised to reverse decades of bipartisan commitment to Palestinian statehood by greenlighting Israeli settlements.
Despite further off-court turmoil, as she announced herself as one of the first openly gay women in international sport, Navratilova dominated women's tennis for the next eight years.
Certainly, Mr Tadic has spoken openly of his vision for a national political system dominated by two parties as seen in many Western democracies.DS not deliveringIn the meantime, however, the results represent a serious blow to the DS.
The lead-up to the European parliament elections, in which 375 million Europeans will be called to vote, has been dominated by predictions of a rise in votes for parties openly hostile to the EU.
It is a sentiment expressed openly in Pakistan these days, rare for a country where the military has long dominated everything, including the fear of speaking out.
So-called "edit wars" dominated the online discussions, biases were legitimised as "another point of view" and specialists openly sneered.
It is their self-conscious decision openly to promote themselves in solidarity with other women that is different in a movie world dominated by men.
Rustin was also openly gay, an attribute which was regarded as a liability in the early sixties in a movement dominated by clerics.
Openly describing the late President Assad as a dictator and discussing the role of religious sects alarmed a leadership dominated by an Alawite minority in a country with a Sunni Muslim majority and significants groups of Kurds, Christians and others.
