Sentence examples for subjugation to a from inspiring English sources

Perennially wounded and self-absorbed, O'Neill seemed both unable to abide subjugation to a woman and unable to live without it.

It is a painfully inscribed mark of subjugation to a group or belief; but it also declares independence, proclaiming fleshly autonomy.

It is that the Iraqi people -- roiled by the fall of a brutal dictatorship, followed immediately by subjugation to a sometimes bumbling occupation force -- will elect a theocratic Islamic government.

A long sadomasochistic subjugation to a woman in Paris, identified only as H, and a subsequent relationship with the playwright Maria Irene Fornes, stormy though less chilling, help her to decide that, on the contrary, sex without love is worthless.

The film shows the master manipulators deliver their spiel, observes their self-punishing subjugation to a ruthless sales manager, and also catches them alone, in their lonely rounds undertaken by car — the salesmen seem all too happy for the company and speak volubly to Albert Maysles's camera, divulging both the tricks of the trade and the frustrations of their lives and livelihoods.

Or, indeed, to its cancellation or subjugation to a further referendum.

The governor of South Tyrol, a German-speaking province ceded to Italy after the First World War, said that it was unreasonable to expect his people to celebrate their subjugation to an alien culture.

In an indication that the city had already evolved beyond any subjugation to identity politics, Scott Newton, a native of Wilton Manors and a married father of three, won the mayoral seat in March with 85percentt of the vote and backing of the gay community against a gay opponent who had virtually no civic experience.

A careful historian, however, tends to take the Zhou subjugation to the Shang as a recognition of Shang strength.

Ms. Abbagnato, like every other earth-smeared dancer on stage, performed with a sublime subjugation to the dance and its frightening, primordial emotions.

FitzRoy intended to return home three Fuegians who had spent a year enduring a "civilizing" education in England, with the hopes that they would convince the natives that Jesus Christ was their lord and savior and that their subjugation to Europeans wasn't such a bad idea, either.