Sentence examples for subordinate manner from inspiring English sources

From baboons, Dr. Sapolsky has learned numerous personal lessons, including how to survive "dominance hierarchies" in the academic world, accomplished, specifically, by "forming coalitions and being able to stick my rump in the air in a subordinate manner at appropriate times," he said.

Apollo's is a Paterian poetry that overwhelms sheerly by its music, a poetry in which the matter is subordinate to the manner.

For example, some nuclear receptor binding sites may be functional only in a tissue-specific or developmental-time specific manner, and subordinate to chromatin modifications that occur at a certain stage of cell fating, during development, aging or disease state.

The other two have the manner of subordinates, sidekicks.

Hopkins had participated in the torture of captured British sailors; he "treated prisoners in the most inhuman and barbarous manner," his subordinates wrote in a petition.

She didn't tolerate colleagues who seemed less driven than she was, she treated subordinates in a demeaning manner, and she chewed up junior associates at a record pace.

Some said they were vaguely aware of complaints from Mr. Jackson's subordinates about his abrasive manner, which several described as frat-boy behavior; most said they largely dismissed it as griping from employees who belonged to a separate chain of command.

When we take a stand, we bring ourselves forth as committed in a manner that is not subordinate to the circumstances or the conventional wisdom of what is and is not possible.

Despite his charm, associates said, he had a short temper and an impatient manner that often sent subordinates packing.

FLOTTENRICHTER KRANZB1]HLER: In the course of all these actions did any of the U-boat commanders who were subordinate to you voice objections to the manner in which the U-boats operated?

"A consistent failure to control one's subordinates who are behaving in a criminal manner will be prosecuted," Wiley said.