Sentence examples for very subordinate from inspiring English sources

(Avocational fanhood, of course, is distinct from and very subordinate to professional fanhood.

Throughout his adulthood, he considered himself a serious radical — even claiming, "I consider poetry very subordinate to moral and political science" — whose purpose in life was to advance the cause of liberty in England and Europe.

Artists such as Kleitsch with his "Old Laguna" might show the town from a distance as a grouping of small peaked-roof buildings and as very subordinate to the surrounding nature.

In her mock accounts of the heroines of what she calls the 'mind-and-millinery' novel she describes its heroine as surrounded by men who 'play a very subordinate part by her side.' 'Ostensibly the final cause of their existence is that they may accompany the heroine on her 'starring' expedition through life.

By the sixth edition of History of Creation (Lankester's translation of the eighth edition of Natürliche Schöpfungsgeschichte), Haeckel finds the question to be "of very subordinate importance" (Vol. II, page 42).

Gratiano he finds "a very admirable subordinate character".

Spokespeople play key role in promoting key issues and messages Press release activity was very much subordinate to communications from spokespeople on the ground.

It has been found that the resulting reduced 'best' theories are very much subordinated to the considered problems.

When leaders are very creative, subordinates are inclined to be more confident in the creativity of the team.

According to social cognitive theory, since leaders have the most agency in their team to some degree, when leaders are very creative, subordinates may think their teams are very competitive in the creative domain and become confident in team creativity.

"Later in life," Jakob (Mark Rylance) says, "we shall all be something very small and subordinate".