Sentence examples for present subjugation from inspiring English sources
This same power appears to propel Kendrick Lamar above the present subjugation and violence in our world.
Nodding towards Stanley Milgram's social science experiments in the 60s, Zobel presents us with a bleak picture of subjugation that struggles to walk the line between exploration and exploitation; you're left worrying as much about the film itself as about the situation it depicts.
Or think of Leopold II, the nineteenth-century Belgian king who carefully cultivated a reputation for outsized philanthropy and Christian devotion while overseeing the ruthless subjugation of the population of the present-day Democratic Republic of Congo, and commanding an army that committed massacres and routine disfigurements of locals.
The Afghan-inspired rejuvenation of derelict districts and the burgeoning economic opportunities are testament to a population with growing confidence that international and Afghan forces are here to stay and that they present a preferable and enduring alternative to autocratic Taliban subjugation.
The notion that Marshall and his colleagues aimed at "economic and political subjugation of European countries to American capital," to quote another Soviet source, is presented as unworthy of serious consideration.
And thanks to the discussion prompted by the horrific events in Charleston (and too many other places), we've gone a bit deeper, to look at another "structure of present-day society" -- the Confederate flag that serves as a symbol keeping racism and subjugation alive.
The bunkers were presented by the Party as both a symbol and a practical means of preventing Albania's subjugation by foreign powers, but some viewed them as a concrete expression of Hoxha's policy of isolationism – keeping the outside world at bay.
"Surrender, defeat, and subjugation".
Subjugation did not, however, mean extinction.
Can we tolerate cultures of female subjugation?
