Sentence examples for subservient nature from inspiring English sources

But the subservient nature of the Arab regimes should be studied at this time.

Others state that Chan, despite his good qualities, reinforces certain East Asian stereotypes, such as an alleged incapacity to speak fluent English and the possession of an overly tradition-bound and subservient nature.

The gods just want us to be subservient to nature.

Just as males have always tried to dominate women, so too have they tried to make nature subservient and bend to its will.

The traditionally French approach – famously exemplified at Versailles – has been for nature to appear subservient to human will, forcing even trees and shrubs to express their fealty to the Bourbon monarchy by lining up straight and standing to attention in clipped symmetrical rows.

All three are set in rural contexts and depict man's struggle to tame nature and make it subservient and bountiful.

The patriarchal nature of society meant that women were directed to be subservient to their husbands and families.

At the time, lettering was traditionally understood as being subservient to graphics ― the caption beneath the image ― but Peckolick embraced the visual nature of the letters themselves, allowing them to speak up and talk back.

Her work was never subservient to theirs; rather than being inward looking, her abstractions suggested her deeply felt experience of nature.

He was not subservient.

She was not subservient.