Sentence examples similar to subjugated up from inspiring English sources

Despite their differences, all the indigenous communities wound up being subjugated by the Spanish.

Here in Britain, in literature as in life, the domestic world is subjugated, or furbished up like a painted backdrop for the reader to glimpse on occasion.

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If you do, you end up subjugating the woman to the role of a vessel, and you have to recognise that a baby only has legal rights when it is born.

It's a nice sound, but comes off as weak: if he opened it up, he might be surprised at his strength, rather than being, like his character, subjugated by a strong woman.

You don't have to buy into Naomi Wolf's theory in The Beauty Myth that the grooming industry ramped up a notch just as women were liberating themselves from the home, so that the patriarchy could keep us subjugated with the expensive, time-consuming and tedious whims of female grooming.

England has not been subjugated since 1066.

Merit must not be subjugated to agenda.

Kassite Babylonia was subjugated by Assyria c. 1230.

India, he pointed out, had always been subjugated by outsiders.

Almost everything else was subjugated to this ruling passion, reading stories.