Sentence examples for subordinated to a from inspiring English sources

Quality was subordinated to a checklist of perceived local needs and easy ideological meanings.

In the end, the document was subordinated to a statement about a programme of austerity," he added.

Cultural differences and even theological differences about Temple worship could be subordinated to a more basic belief in Jesus.

Frescobaldi's style is characterized by a dramatic inventiveness and a bold use of chromaticism, but these qualities were carefully subordinated to a logical, effective construction within the piece.

The demonstration was a rare chance to show a national pride that is usually subordinated to a cosmopolitan but also very local Shanghainese identity.

"This Is the End" is a superb example of how comedy and comic violence have become subordinated to a conspicuous ethical order.

Evolution of plot depends too frequently on chance or supernatural intervention, and characterization is often subordinated to an overriding didactic purpose.

Gierke believed that the ideal state was a synthesis of Genossenschaften (cooperative associations) and Herrschaften (groups subordinated to an individual imperious will).

In the moral sphere, a similar development takes place, and human virtues will be subordinated to an idea of divinely imposed laws in this instance, moral laws.

The actual content and quality of the thing is subordinated to an imposed set of social meanings.

When their expertise is essential, make them subordinate to an effective meeting leader.