Sentence examples for subjugation and control from inspiring English sources

While "Mad, Bad and Sad" echoes and enlarges upon Elaine Showalter's book "The Female Malady: Women, Madness, and English Culture, 1830-1980," Showalter's perspective is more exclusively feminist, arguing that psychiatry as practiced on women is a history of their subjugation and control by men.

In this new family, subjugation and subservience is expected and obedience and control is demanded.

The humiliation and shame often experienced by rape victims are predictable results of experiencing total subjugation and the intimate loss of control of one's body.

Mindful awareness can apply to mental and emotional patterns, like the dance of subjugation and entitlement, where one person imposes his or her agenda at the expense of the other, who passively surrenders to the other's control.

"We must all stand together to stop Iran's march of conquest, subjugation, and terror".

But the F-word is a powerful imprecation that carries a wish for subjugation and even annihilation.

Agriculture brought drudgery, subjugation and malnutrition, because unlike hunter-gatherers, farmers could eke out a living when times were bad.

For many Americans, the Confederate flag is a symbol of subjugation and segregation.

The Day of the Vow celebrated white-minority rule, black subjugation, and blood.

Female circumcision serves no biologically useful purpose and perpetuates the subjugation and social deprivation of females.

The country was on a "march of conquest, subjugation and terror", he said.