Sentence examples for subjugated position from inspiring English sources

Prudence, who proudly boasts that she's better educated than either Chilford or her fiancé, Chancellor, exudes a proto-feminist awareness of women's subjugated position in both African and Western culture that seems distinctly anachronistic.

She dared to rebuke women's subjugated position in Pakistani society and she was murdered by her own brother for doing so.

The feminist standpoint states that the dominant position of men in social life results in partial knowledge, whereas the subjugated position of women opens the possibility of a more complete knowledge (selection of research problems, definition of a problem, research priorities); in other words, within the context of discovery.

The painted "minority" figures tend to stare powerfully and directly out expressing an equality that subjugates the position of the viewer's power.

The club wasn't in a position of simply being subjugated by an all-encompassing Ajax; it was a little more complex than that.

"If Christian Horner doesn't reassert his authority in the team - because he has been totally subjugated by Sebastian Vettel yesterday - then his position in the team is not exactly the role it is designed to be," said Watson.

Instead, they were subjugated.

In 1222 he subjugated Argyll.

England has not been subjugated since 1066.

Merit must not be subjugated to agenda.

"They both subjugated their game," he said.