But there are a select few products that inspire complete subservience, which arrive at and depart our kitchens unchanged and without garnish.
Twenty years ago, when I would periodically return to the UK from abroad, I was aghast at the subservience that lawyers and judges paid to the populist whims of politicians.
Jauhar was practiced within the Kshatriya warrior class to avoid the fate of subservience, slavery, rape, or slaughter at the hands of the invading forces.
A footballer squirms at the thought of subservience to a manager with fewer commercial endorsements and less money; a general balks at being one of the few living people who doesn't publicise his opinions.
Weerasethakul shows migrant workers in a playful skit, Mobile Men (2008), and prods at his country's subservience in The Anthem (2006), a rhapsodic short film.
The return of hundreds of exiled clerics will have an effect, but not necessarily in favour of theocracy: those who spent years in Iran may have misgivings about using the Islamic Republic as a model.However, many Iraqi Shias, having chafed at centuries of political subservience to the Sunni minority, now excitedly identify an opportunity to impose their will.
Internal opposition to the measures is rising in some member countries, particularly Germany, and Central European candidates for membership in the Union, traumatized by long subservience to Moscow, are not happy at the idea that a member's sovereignty is so reduced.
Ryazan and Pskov alone retained their independence at the cost of abject subservience to their virtual suzerain.
But life at Taliesin, Svetlana wrote, required complete subservience to Olgivanna.
Zombies to my understanding represent the 'undead' returning to their neighborhood to destroy the living, or at least co-opt them into subservience.
