Sentence examples for the subjugated from inspiring English sources
verb
To forcibly impose obedience or servitude.
It's a living Jerry Stahl | Bookforum | 1 April 2014 Nikil Saval's Cubed, a "lush, funny, unexpectedly fascinating" history of office work, tells "how authority maintains authority, and how the subjugated stay subjugated".
The classes of the subjugated: Pet, Domesticated, Feral, Wild . . .
He goes from the status of the subjugated Jew to ruling White.
She couldn't understand why I went on and on about colonialism and its impact on the subjugated.
It was a heretical moment of inestimable value in the subjugated cultural landscape of George Bush's America.
We saw, among other amazements, Tutankhamun's throne, made of wood and batten panels of gold, and his foot stool, carved with the subjugated figures of his vassal states.
This becomes evident not only by Bolzano's writings in ethics and political philosophy, but it also manifests itself in practice by his activities for the benefit of the poor, subjugated, discriminated and disadvantaged people.
The long-term goal is reduce public-sector unions to the same subjugated state as their counterparts in the private sector.
Torture and murder were deemed necessary to maintain the racist equilibrium, and in apartheid's aftermath, there remains not only the pent-up rage of the once-subjugated but also the perverse effect the system's wicked strictures had on family life, education and labor markets.
Musicians and songwriters have used their lyrics and melodies to defend and uplift the downtrodden, the exploited, the oppressed, the needy, the persecuted and subjugated.
