Sentence examples for years of subjugation from inspiring English sources
Three-hundred years of subjugation can never be undone in 40 years.
We need to repay our debt to developing countries for the years of subjugation.
"Years of subjugation at the hands of the N.C.P.," or the National Congress Party, as the ruling party is called, "have yielded both political apathy and a weak opposition.
On the one hand, he recognises the contribution that pan-Arabism, in its heyday, made to the regeneration of Arab self-confidence and sense of dignity after long years of subjugation to colonial rule.
Jews should be able to put themselves in Palestinian shoes and understand the intense frustration caused by years of subjugation and violence at the hands of the Israeli Army and police and Jewish vigilantes.
But is there something deeper at work? Has the epidemic mass rape in Congo got something to do with the country's own history, the result of many years of subjugation, played back?
Serb nationalists have a special reverence for parts of Kosovo, notably the Field of Blackbirds, where their forebears' defeat at the hands of the Ottomans in 1389 cast the Serbs into 500 years of Muslim subjugation.
Next Tuesday is the anniversary of the 1931 Mukden Incident, the trigger for the Japanese seizure of Manchuria in northeast China, and for many Chinese the beginning of 14 years of vicious subjugation by Japan that ended only when the United States dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, leading to a Japanese surrender in World War II.
Ten-thousand years of female subjugation used to keep this kind of nonsense in check, but these days it's gone crazy.
Ten thousand years of female subjugation used to keep this kind of nonsense in check, but these days it's gone nuts.
Prior to the civil war that would follow, the exiting colonists exhibited a silent, paralyzing dread in consideration of the impending native hordes coming from the countryside to enact revenge and retribution after almost exactly 400 years of European subjugation.
