Sentence examples for without subordinating from inspiring English sources

True reform will require developing ways to support the research and teaching functions critical to society without subordinating graduate students' interests.

As a result, they have failed to encourage development of a non-isolationist "localism" that acknowledges the reality of the giant autocratic regime on the doorstep without subordinating Hong Kong's struggle for democracy to the struggle for democracy in the Mainland.

Without completely subordinating mineralogy to chemistry, Berzelius transformed the field and established a flourishing tradition of chemical mineralogy.

It was doubtless this willingness to pursue philosophy on its own terms that appealed to Dante, who also sought to distinguish philosophical and religious knowledge without simply subordinating the former to the latter.

But what's extraordinary is that Rohmer perfectly integrates Ogier, her energy, her physical intensity, her meteoric passion, into his own closely contained cinematic system without sacrificing or subordinating her character to his own.

Those without subordinates were coded as "0".

Unit IV is composed mainly of noncalcareous silty claystone to clayey siltstone with interbedded sandstones, whereas Unit V is composed almost entirely of silty claystone without subordinate sandstone.

The men support the women without seeming perpetually subordinated in their service, and certainly without much manhandling of them.

In his book The Statesman's Manual, Samuel Taylor Coleridge explained that Milton's Satan possesses a remarkable single-mindedness and strength of will, or as he put it, "the fearful resolve to find in itself alone the one absolute motive of action, under which all other motives from within and from without must be either subordinated or crushed".

Ockham preferred to say that words signify only individual things and are subordinated to concepts without signifying them.

These values are often accepted without question, yet they can subordinate or drive out other values that ought to have an equal if not greater priority.