Sentence examples for own subordination from inspiring English sources

Historically, Labour demanded a partnership with the state, not its own subordination to it.

As Netanyahu's own words show, however, Israel will accept nothing short of the acquiescence of Palestinians to their own subordination.

How could such spirited women, smart and successful on every other level, acquiesce in their own subordination?

In 1990, Desai wrote a controversial essay for the Times Literary Supplement, A Secret Connivance, in which she argued that Indian women connive at their own subordination by aspiring to mythic role models, in the form of Indian goddesses.

It is as if the rules have become so elastic, so sophisticated, they can encompass anything, so long as it has a sense of its own subordination to the larger picture, which is that galleries are cool places to be.

In the 1980s, black police officers in that country were enforcers of their own subordination.

As a mathematician, I find this subordination of science particularly disappointing.

It is therefore left to the news business itself to produce an alternative to its own obsolescence, subordination and loss of control.

The book's use of innuendo and indirection is apparent in its index, which has only four entries under women: "African American," "film studios owned by," "subordination of" and "lipstick lesbians".

The processes of modernization were beginning to bring their own solutions to women's subordination.

In "The Elephant Man," a film that also starred Anthony Hopkins and Anne Bancroft (it had no connection with Bernard Pomerance's stage play of the same name), Mr. Hurt found the apotheosis of this quality, the subordination of his own physical being to the character's.