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I think it's far more interesting than a slavish documentary.

Slavish conformity is not what we want of a child.

It is people of entirely slavish character that become like this.

The woman attached herself to me with a slavish devotion.

The adherence to the Moscow hard line in all those years was slavish.

There was no slavish return to the practices of the seventh century.

And it's not as if there were anything slavish or even unusual about his devotion.

His is an act that can be followed only in the most general terms or by slavish copying.

I tell you a truth, liberty is the best of all things, my son, never live under any slavish bond.

Over night it was considered slavish for the lower orders to be polite to anyone.

But a lifetime of slavish attention to his books had tripped them up.

We should be solid but not slavish in our friendship with America."

The most conspicuous of these was the government's slavish effort to please the Germans.

The work may be derivative, but it is by no means slavish imitation.

Men were waited on from birth to death with slavish subservience.

But there is such a thing as a mean infinity, a base and slavish eternity.

Even simple things can be turned into an ordeal by slavish recipe-following.

But commercial television doesn't need slavish homages to the past.

You can't do a slavish imitation and expect it to come out alive.

And these were dances that paid almost slavish attention to the dictates of their scores.

Fear is used to express a Filial or a slavish passion.

Huxley was certainly not slavish in his dealings with Darwin.

But he was not some sort of slavish servant of nostalgia.

Men are still reluctant to publicly acknowledge a slavish concern with their appearance.

Once that's achieved, even more deficit reduction is slavish, not sensible.