Sentence examples for us servants from inspiring English sources

Whether our intelligence doesn't make us servants and desperate lovers of everything that's awful and horrible, and whether our tendency to imitate nature isn't just a tendency toward what's ugly — because the things in nature that we imitate aren't the beautiful things in nature.

Whether our intelligence doesn't make us servants and desperate lovers of everything that's awful and horrible, and whether our tendency to imitate nature isn't just a tendency toward what's ugly because the things in nature that we imitate aren't the beautiful things in nature.

Public accountability demands us, public servants, to act with almost no margin of error and using the most open and transparent means available to achieve our goals.

This bizarre episode left us civil servants scratching our heads.

He argues that our mental malleability has turned us into servants of technology, our circuits reprogrammed by our gadgets.

The movie treats us like servants thrilled by the wonderful time our masters are having on vacation.

This tangle obstructs our ability to prioritize risks at the Department of Homeland Security, where I work alongside more than 200,000 colleagues, almost all of us civil servants (not political appointees) who will remain in place after the election.

The Joseph Losey/Harold Pinter partnership gave us The Servant, a powerful depiction of class and sexual repression (homosexuality was not legalised till 1967) with startling camera shots that make the film a classic.

This attitude - so close to the UK's more forward thinking local government leaders - was probably one of the main reasons that councillors in England's second city picked the veteran US public servant as their new chief executive - handing her what is arguably the most prestigious job in UK local government.

He has also embraced President Bush's notion about humility, saying at a Pentagon welcoming ceremony on March 16, "At his first cabinet meeting President Bush prayed, 'Grant us a servant's spirit in our new positions.' I can only add amen to that".

On July 23rd, two top White House officials followed up with an Op-Ed in the Times: "At its root, the struggle is an ideological contest, a war of ideas that engages all of us, public servant and private citizen, regardless of nationality".