subjection

Those arms were to keep their own people in subjection.

Without subjection, what you wish to believe can be true.

Even in the State, mind is limited by subjection to other minds.

He brought under subjection the whole of the military caste.

No people was ever held in subjection long except through their own consent.

They wish to have men back into full subjection once more."

Yet there was something like subjection in Maggie's very freedom.

My doctrine has never aimed at the subjection of the understanding.

For any who still need proof, better subjection forever than to fight hard, that we may be free.

I will not even try to insist upon obedience and subjection, you see.

This subjection, with its loss of patriarchal status, was never popular.

I have nearly brought my body into complete subjection.

To Sidney the poet is not tied to any subjection.

This positioning of the front foot allows you to walk into the subjection.

By the first of these, a man is naturally free from subjection to any government, though he be born in a place under its jurisdiction.

And they had brainwashed their son, crushed him into subjection.

Is it not the realization of our common subjection to laws and forces greater than ourselves?

His life the price of the subjection of the Netherlands!

The basis of Simpson's unity is color and colonial subjection.

She, as teacher, must bring them all as scholars, into subjection.

That our Government maintains a people in psychic subjection should be a national issue of high priority.

If the term subjection be used in its extreme sense I do not for a moment believe that any such solution exists.

After his fall, the earlier subjection to Basel was re-established.

Nor did things improve as he grew beyond subjection to state reproof.

The reason for this is that women are forced to carry on the main productive activity by themselves because of their subjection.