Sentence examples for subservience to a from inspiring English sources

It would have required the inconceivable from the Liberal Democrats – a lasting, whipped subservience to a losing party that many of them cordially loathed.

Most preach absolute subservience to a legitimate leader, deemed to be the president of the Palestinian Authority, Mahmoud Abbas, whose forces Hamas kicked out of Gaza in June 2007.

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.

Thank Me Daddy usefully suggests Girls Aloud's pubescent listenership lie to their parents about their sexual exploits, while the impenetrable Big Brother could be about anything, up to and including the admittedly unlikely topic of sexual subservience to a totalitarian dictator.

In case you have somehow missed the last several years of right-wing discourse, the so-called alt-right use "cuck" to imply liberal subservience to a culture of political correctness.

Arabs were stunned by what they saw as Netanyahu's rude and arrogant "schooling" of Obama at the White House and his shocking display of "mastery" over the U.S. Congress -- and that body's embarrassing display of subservience to a foreign leader.

What it means is subservience to an imagined future.

And the demeaning subservience to an economic model that may once have served some of us well, but which isn't delivering the goods today.

While I am not happy with the term Islamofascism, since fascism did not include subservience to any religion, there is a real threat to the Mideast from Islamic fundamentalist terror, whether national or individual.

Local authorities across England should be given more financial freedom to end their "subservience" to Whitehall, a group of MPs is suggesting.

The atmosphere appeared to be one of complete, unquestioning subservience to Mr. Hussein, of a kind rarely seen since the era of Hitler, Stalin and Mao.