Sentence examples for our subordinate from inspiring English sources

"The problem is not that our name emulates that of the American government but that we don't fight our subordinate relationship to it".

Royce holds that we must have some sort of apprehension of the "higher inclusive thought" in order to be able even to make our errors, and then that the growth of human knowledge over time consists in increasing apprehension of this all-inclusive truth without any limit being prescribed by our subordinate status.

"And if there isn't what I think is a reasonable explanation for why we subject our subordinates to this late tasking, I won't send them," he said.

We talk about enhancing the self-esteem of children and about watching how we speak to our colleagues, our subordinates, our students, and our spouses so as to maintain their positive sense of self.

There is plenty of content flooding in to fill this demand -- our bosses, our subordinates, bloggers, social media posts, and news organizations that don't edit nearly as diligently as they used to.

Still, too many CEOs see communication as a one-way street where, as one military leader put it, "We have a responsibility to communicate vision to our subordinates and they have a responsibility to be open and receive our communication".

Living well or happiness is our ultimate end in that a conception of happiness serves to organize our various subordinate ends, by indicating the relative importance of our ends and by indicating how they should fit together into some rational overall scheme.

Given this, the question arises as to what the relationship is between such special duties of friendship and other duties, in particular moral duties: can our obligations to our friends sometimes trump our moral duties, or must we always subordinate our personal relationships to morality in order to be properly impartial (as, it might be thought, morality demands)?

European nations, including our own, must put the security of our own citizens first and must subordinate our approach to asylum to that end.

But if the NRA leadership have decided that they know better than the vast majority of us what will work and is in our best interest, and thereby proceed to do all they can to subordinate our will to theirs for our own good, the question implied is self-evident: Who died and made them king?

It is not that we can subordinate our actions to reason; it is that our reason can grasp what we do from our emotional nature and come to understand and make sense of it.