Sentence examples for thus subordinated from inspiring English sources

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Man, however, has placed the dark stratum of impulse, which was meant only to serve the intellect as a source of power, above the intellect and has thus subordinated the intellect to the impulses, which now rule over him.

Y in these FFLs is thus subordinated to X activity, and the control of each group of operons (Zs) by the corresponding (X,Y) hierarchical regulatory logic presents this type of aggregated FFLs as fully-fledged independent functional units.

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The contestants have direct interests certainly, but the office they seek is one of high public service and of upmost importance to the people, thus subordinating their interest to that of the people.

The contestants have direct interests certainly, but the office they seek is one of high public service and of utmost importance to the people, thus subordinating their interests to that of the people.

Rural women who are devoid of any protection or source of income and live in war-torn areas, relinquish themselves entirely to their men, "the protectors", thus subordinating their role as actors, for example, by singing songs to encourage men to fight the enemies of the nation and protect the lives of women.

Thus, subordinates' OCB will increase.

Thus, subordinates are kept downtrodden, silent and willing: more or less for any kind of behaviour.

Thus subordinates may be more motivated to follow and rely on their leader, and to support their leader when needed.

Thus, subordinates with high team creative efficacy would like to perform more OCB to contribute to goal achievement compared with those with low team creative efficacy.

Thirdly, because the idea persists that technologies are neutral, and thus are subordinated to the use given to them, which puts them above any questioning, usually associated with resistance to change or little clarity about the specific advantages they offer beyond the initial novelty of their incorporation.

The object of the will, the supreme Good, is more eminent than the object of the intellect, which is the truth, i.e. the good, of a given thing and is thus a subordinate good.

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