Sentence examples for universal submission from inspiring English sources

The storyteller's absolute conviction that the father will understand the actions of the torturers and murderers serves to create that atmosphere of universal submission and terror which existed when fear was a way of life.

Tharp may not have explicitly portrayed the Danse Macabre that acknowledges the universal submission to death, but it is implied as the consequence in the Dionysian dance of Tharp's hedonistic subjects.

In a day and age where most experiments generate large amount of data, software is always going to play a central role, so why not make this policy universal for all submissions involving data analysis?

The key aims of this first phase are development of a universal cross species data submission and display tool and streamlining and standardising the work of the nomenclature committees in curating the data.

No one was surprised, given the ages of the finalists, that minimalism was the universal vocabulary of the submissions.

The Igs spawned an accompanying journal, the Annals of Improbable Research, in turn no doubt inspiring the Journal of Universal Rejection, which rejects every submission received, and the recently launched Proceedings of the Natural Institute of Science, whose acronym (PNIS) speaks for itself.

With the Mahdi's return, the entire world will be restored to purity through universal conversion to Islam and submission to sharia law.

But here's where the first paradox of contemporary drug usage emerges: the loss of ego and submission to a universal consciousness has been totally co-opted by the machinations of globalization, social media, and corporate techniques of mind control and brainwashing.

Unintentional phrasing implied almost universal acceptance in the original submission and has now been changed.

But the most effective submissions aspired to universal relevance.

This would have generated an incentive among Soqotrans to appropriate poverty as a self-defining concept, which, in turn, would have entailed a communal submission to an 'abstract universal measure of underconsumption' (Illich [1992]:94).