Sentence examples for subjection with from inspiring English sources

Sarmiento then moves on to the Argentine peasants, who are "independent of all need, free of all subjection, with no idea of government".

One judge later wrote that D'Angelo and Juventus appeared to behave with "subjection and submission" with regard to Rocco Dominello.

Urartu's hopes of help from the northern Syrian principalities were dashed by their swift subjection, ending with the incorporation of Carchemish into the Assyrian empire in 717.

In 1996, since credit cooperatives rescinded the administrative subjection relationship with ABC, original financing services were supported by rural credit cooperatives.

A significant reduction in headaches, clinical disability, nausea, and photophobia occurs within minutes of a subjections injection, with lasting effects for up to 24 h" [10].

In 638 he placed the Bretons and the Gascons under nominal subjection, but ties with these peripheral peoples were tenuous.

Subjection and Subjectivity.

Meyers, Diana T. Subjection and Subjectivity.

Although the sermon deals primarily with subjection to higher powers, some of Swift's contemporaries viewed the sermon as political propaganda.

Recently, a few research groups measured the amount of dissolved Zn in the cell culture media upon subjection to ZnO substrates with different nanotopography and the level of dissolved Zn corresponded with the inverse trend of the adherent cell (macrophage) viability [38 40].

Just as Defoe purported to "edit" the "surprizing adventures" of Robinson Crusoe in a great existential fiction, so Macrae Burnet uses the crimes and punishment of Roderick Macrae, a dysfunctional 17-year-old, to explore themes of blood, subjection, and revenge, braided with the contemporary taste for provisional realities and unreliable narrators.