Sentence examples for this subjugation from inspiring English sources
Evidence from the eighth century Anglo-Saxon historian, Bede points to the Picts also being subjugated by the Northumbrians during Oswald's reign, and that this subjugation continued into the reign of his successor, Oswiu.
Central to this subjugation is the female body that was both in London and Riyadh the vessel for familial honour.
Blears' comments seem to validate a view that Muslim women are subdued into silence, with many seeing violence as part and parcel of this subjugation.
I would also guess that all women (and thinking men) would agree that in the U.S. this subjugation is considerably less severe than it was even a generation or two ago, thanks mostly to the determination of the women's movement, of which Hillary Clinton has been one of the most prominent beneficiaries.
Ichinkhorloo's chapter bears witness to this subjugation process in Mongolian pastoral communities and highlights its restrictive consequences to land and pastoralist.
Such feminist versions of autonomy strike a balance between recognizing the injury that subordination does to women's sense of self and agency and respecting the measure of autonomy women gain despite this subjugation (Cudd 2006).
I believe that Citizens United was a disastrous ruling that only consolidates electoral, political, and policy power into the hands of America's plutocrats; they, of course, will use this power to continue the subjugation of the poor.
Passive Manipulation - the White Stripes Meg White, too often pushed out of the limelight by faux-brother Jack, gets a brief chance to warn against the subjugation of women, on this, the highlight of 2005's album Get Behind Me Satan.
Afghanistan's sky-high fertility seems consistent with a view of the country as trapped in an exceptional and dysfunctional mode of development, marked by war, religious extremism, tribal honour codes and the subjugation of women.But this fertility rate was always a bit of a guess.
This English "paradise" was built on the subjugation and eventual rejection of the American people.
