Sentence examples for will subjugate from inspiring English sources

Only Rufus Sewell, as Lord Melbourne, the prime minister, believes the new queen has what it takes to front the imperial operation that will subjugate much of the world's landmass under British rule.

The public proposition, at this point, anyway, is not that drones will subjugate or assassinate unwitting citizens but that they will conduct search-and-rescue operations, fight fires, catch bad guys, inspect pipelines, spray crops, count nesting cranes and migrating caribou, and measure weather data and algae growth.

Charity only sees her value through the eyes of men and will subjugate her desires for theirs without thinking.

THEY are some foe of ancestral dread that will subjugate, confine and torture the most dear of our aspirations, liberty.

As we know -- but do little about -- there are places right now in the world where "Big Brother" is a despotic government or even non-state force which will subjugate a population, rape and murder anyone who objects, or in the cases of cultural and ethnic violence, rape and murder any human being who has committed the objectionable act of even being alive.

There is a danger that the 'power of the score' will subjugate both clinicians' concern and the willingness of the response team to respond to a patient who is physiologically 'normal' as defined by the EWS criteria.

I think, truthfully, my biggest fear is that here's how it works, this is as honest as I can get with this my biggest fear is that I want so badly to be accepted that instead of being myself I'll subjugate who I am in order to go over well.

Any effort to get to the bottom of what happened — much less impose some real punishment on Moscow — will be subjugated to the imperative of "working constructively with Russia".

"If we don't defend Western civilization, then we will become subjugated by the people who are the enemies of faith, the enemies of justice," King said.

There is a lot of give and take and there are times when you will need to subjugate your feelings, or instincts, and other times when you need to stand up for what you believe is right.

"The conflict will continue, and the pressure to subjugate Syria will continue," he said.