They become so subordinate to us, because we break up their education, their health, their means of work, their mythical system.
And then he read Mr. Herbert's "Seventh Angel," about a "black and nervous" angel named Shemkel, who gets to stay on "the squad" only because of the angels' consideration for the number 7. Then he recited Ms. Szymborska's "Joy of Writing," in which the poet chastises letters "up to no good" and "clauses so subordinate they'll never let her get away".
Foundresses live in small groups and queen mortality rates are high, so subordinates may have a significant chance of inheriting the dominant position [4], [7], [8], [9].
Military architecture is closer to the governmental type than to others, but its expressive function is so much subordinated to the practical that it is usually regarded as a class of engineering (see fortification).
Ramus accused them of treating Aristotle as infallible and said that in doing so they subordinated their own reason to blind faith in authority.
I put all the zombie stuff in the periphery so that it is more subordinated, so that the emotional stuff will be amplified.
Just as politics and economics were conceived moralistically, so art was subordinated to moral and religions allegory; and the germs of aesthetics scattered through the ancient writers were forgotten or only superficially remembered.
Replacing boots on the ground with airpower didn't work in Vietnam, did it?" The Air Force's worries have been subordinated, so far, to the political needs of the White House.
Cosmic questions about our place in the universe are not so much avoided as subordinated to more pressing practical concerns.
Sovereigns don't typically issue subordinated debt, so the need to preserve rank does not exist (except perhaps relative to "customary" senior creditors like the International Monetary Fund).
