Sentence examples for submission in which the 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.

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.

He recalled a line from Michel Houellebecq's latest novel, "Submission," in which the narrator decides to leave Paris for the southwest following the rise of a French Islamic party: "It was a region where they ate duck confit, and duck confit struck me as incompatible with civil war".

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.

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

Included with the release of WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2008 was a new submission system, in which the player had to move the analog sticks of their system's controller in different directions to force the opponent to submit, while the opponent could do the same to escape the submission hold.

The sole publicly available FISC opinion (pdf) that assesses the impact of bulk collection from 2006 to 2009 was unimpressed that: [T]he government's submission cites three examples in which the FBI opened three new preliminary investigations of persons in the US based on tips from the BR metadata program.

Mossi grandmother The only participants who maintained that the women always entirely respect their husbands' decision regarding vaccination were members of the Peulh community, in which the submission of women to their husbands is culturally more marked.

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.

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.

The irony of this is symbolic of Sand's ambivalent presentation of gender relations in her novels, in which the dialectic of submission and dominance is in constant flux.