Sentence examples for our subjection from inspiring English sources

In other words, freedom implies that practical reason can be pure (non-instrumental, unconditional), and hence that we are subject to the demands of the Categorical Imperative; and our subjection to morality implies that we must be free.

It doesn't seek our annihilation, our subjection and humiliation.

We collapsed, as planned, to our knees, conveying the beautiful anguish of our subjection to the sole King of Sentences bowed heads, fingers wriggling as if combing the air for particles of his greatness.

We collapsed, as planned, to our knees, conveying the beautiful anguish of our subjection to the sole King of Sentences — bowed heads, fingers wriggling as if combing the air for particles of his greatness.

I know, starting in Iowa today, we will watch the race for the most important post on earth unfold, one that will end our subjection to President Bush's irritating smirk and Vice President Dick Cheney's irksome scowl, and we will watch in the hope that the fear that has pinched our lives and made us more irritable will be undone by November's winner.

The question and the basic strategy for answering it go back, of course, to Kant, who put forward the following crucial idea: that the very factors that make us finite (our subjection to space, time, causality, etc).

Of course, cultures vary in many respects, but there are also ways in which our environment is invariant -- just consider our common subjection to gravity, for example.

Aesthetic experience, he claims, pulls us beyond our normal subjection to temporal sequentiality.

Subjection and Subjectivity.

Meyers, Diana T. Subjection and Subjectivity.

In the work of Judith Butler (1990 , 1993 2004), the subjection of our bodies to such normalizing practices becomes not only a way in which already male and female bodies seek to approximate an ideal, but the very process whereby sexed and gendered subjects come into existence at all.