Sentence examples for submissive nature from inspiring English sources

"Naturally this introduces a tension in this sculpture between the seemingly submissive nature of the squat and, in this case, its oddly larger-than-life scale". Patel and his dad stand in front of the completed Transformer.

I have a very submissive nature.

Due to his submissive nature, he found her control over his masturbation schedule to be sexually arousing and stimulating.

The novel is propelled along by the details of their inner lives – Marianne's submissive nature, treated with kindness and dignity by Connell; Connell's quietly observant way of seeing the world given space to breathe by Marianne – and its pull and pace comes almost completely from the empathy they generate.

This may play a part in explaining the common submissive nature of patients that GK observed during her fieldwork and more significantly explains the lack of resistance that patients showed towards physicians and their decisions.

Do they now consider the relentless, submissive and aggressive nature of pornography normal practice?

This means that one might be led to the belief that women are by their nature submissive and object-like.

Haslanger adds: "Once we have cast women as submissive and deferential 'by nature', then efforts to change this role appear unmotivated, even pointless.

Furthermore, Haslanger argues that the norm of Assumed Objectivity should be rejected because it yields false beliefs, like the belief that women are submissive and object-like by their nature (it is epistemically bad) (Haslanger 1993, 108 115).

For Real, the result and, even more so, the insipid nature of the team's submissive second-half performance will do nothing to ease the growing pressure on under-fire manager Carlo Ancelotti.

This dichotomist and simplistic way of approaching foraging is primarily enacted by the long persisting belief that nature must be tamed and submissive.