Sentence examples for such subservience from inspiring English sources

Ms. Simone consistently inspired such subservience.

You must wonder if such subservience in domestic matters and toward Israel is what Americans really want in their chief executive.

Cuban-Americans are by no means the only ethnic group to have compelled such subservience, but their success in bringing otherwise sensible politicians to heel has been remarkable.

To serve their god, to fear him, and yet to love him without question, and, through such subservience,  to hope to join him in some eternal paradise -- a not-easy task these days, it seems, as they have to spend an inordinate amount of time fending off heathens, pagans, atheists, and Christmas killers, most of whom are probably oversexed and, worse, oversexed toward their own sex.

In fact, it's an image of such pornographic subservience that it's sickening.

Rather than religion, cultural norms, such as subservience and modesty on the part of women, explained their hesitation to undergo screening.

Various gradations of bhakti are distinguished, such as awe, subservience, and parental affection.

He held that such sentiments detracted from the complete subservience one must feel towards God, and only God.

It is precisely because of the extant mythology of black subservience that these scenes pack such a cathartic payload.

Thus, these states were dependent on the external developed world for capital and commercial expertise as well as for arms and for manufactured goods, though such dependence did not necessarily lead to political subservience.

Trump's almost canine subservience to the older financier is such that, for years, Icahn, who is a tennis fan, has enjoyed droit-du-seigneur access to Trump's personal box at the U.S. Open.