Sentence examples for subservient the from inspiring English sources

"The neighborhood is split — half are dejected and subservient, the rest are beasts," he said in a telephone interview from nearby Latakia.

Manning and Zia's play is important and a desperately needed corrective to the usual media narrative around young Muslim women which depicts them as oppressed and subservient, the victims of forced marriage or as aspiring jihadi brides.

"The Black Book," too, portrays women as subservient: "The powers that be are giving the Black Woman a false sense of empowerment by creating wicked laws to send the Black Man to prison and the Black Woman to the work force. . . .

Following experiments with silent breakfasts — which most felt were unsustainable and were troublingly playing into expectations that women should be quiet and subservient — the group came to the agreement that the naturally louder students would be more proactive in giving the quieter ones space and time to speak, and the quieter ones vowed to speak up more frequently.

Then the other part of me is just creeped out at how subservient the women in this video are being.

Tinbergen's four questions concerned: a) organization and causation, b) development, c) function, and, d) evolution of the neural and peripheral structures subservient the fixed motor pattern.

All of these ideas undermine the trope of the urban, or the subservient, or the criminal".

Their outsized personas raise a question: Should the announcer be part of the show, subservient to the show, or the show itself?

The status of constables deteriorated through the years, and eventually the office became subservient to the justice of the peace.

The cardinal principle should be that the technology is subservient to the needs of the team, and not vice versa.

In government hitherto the interests of the family have been subservient to the interests of the dominant male partner.