Sentence examples for submission in which from inspiring English sources

The issue of Houellebecq's parents – his mother appeared thinly veiled as a selfish, sex-obsessed hippy in Atomised – returns in Submission, in which the central character's parents have died.

When Bruce Hodgkinson, counsel for Cricket Australia, offered his final submission, in which he asked the state coroner not to be swayed by "unsworn and unsubstantiated evidence", Hughes's parents Greg and Virginia walked out.

But the Ministry of Truth tone of the Serbian submission, in which the Albanian FA was accused of orchestrating the drone incident as part of a premeditated "terrorist act", verged on the ridiculous.

The French writer Michel Houellebecq, whose bestselling book, Submission, in which an Islamicised France in 2022 meekly accepts the veiling of women, sharia and the compulsory teaching of Islam in schools, says that Enlightenment man and woman live barren and empty lives.

With Somali-Dutch politician Ayaan Hirsi Ali, he made a film called Submission, in which verses from the Koran were projected on to women's naked bodies in a not very subtle attempt to display the oppression of women in Muslim communities.

Van Gogh had recently drawn fierce criticism and received death threats for his latest fictional drama, Submission, in which a Muslim woman is forced into an arranged marriage, abused by her husband, raped by her uncle and then brutally punished for adultery.

From across the country and around the world, Mr. Toninelo has drawn dozens of G.I. Joe-theme submissions, in which the plastic military man — who was 11 ½ inches tall in his 1964 debut, but shrank to 3 ¾ inches for his 1980s reincarnation — is made to do the bidding of low-budget-storytellers, in tales that are sometimes serious but more often very silly.

Before Hong Kong's transfer of sovereignty, between 20 May 1987 and 31 March 1988, a contest was held amongst Hong Kong residents to help choose a flag for post-colonial Hong Kong, with 7,147 design submissions, in which 4,489 submissions were about flag designs.

To maintain reviewer anonymity, the four reviewers of submissions in which the editors are co-authors remain un-named.

As editors, we regularly come across submissions in which outdated methods are used with no apparent reason, undermining the reliability of reported findings.

Of the 10 submissions in which an explicit conceptualisation of mental capacity was described, five presented a cognitive/intellectual conceptualisation and five a broader conceptualisation.