Sarkozy says burqa imprisons Muslim women...

... off from all social life, deprived of all identity," Sarkozy said to extended applause at the Chateau of Versailles, southwest of Paris. " The burqa is not a religious sign, it's a sign of subservience, a sign of debasement _ I want to say it solemnly," he said. "It will not be welcome on the territory of the French Republic." Dozens of legislators have called for creating a commission to ...

Для "левых интеллектуалов";-))) for "left highdrows"

... the present time, a significant challenge comes from the intellectuals and related groups who assert their disgust with the corruption, materialism, and inefficiency of democracy and with the subservience of democratic government to "monopoly capitalism." The development of an "adversary culture" among intellectuals has affected students, scholars, and the media. Intellectuals are, as Schumpeter ...

[FIC] Good Boy (for spacemonkey_699)

... the answer.  Dean would rather have two legs, fur-less skin, and his brother. With a whine, Dean trotted over to the door and lowered his head.  It was almost like a bow, a sign of subservience, and for a brief moment, Castiel imagined that perhaps a month would be excessive. But then reason set in and he realized that he'd simply gotten through to his charge.  Logic ruled the day. He ...

...-sounding. 66 missive A message or letter. 67 moiety One of two equal parts, a half. 68 mondegreen A misanalyzed phrase. 69 nebulous Foggy. 70 niveous Snowy, snow-like. 71 obsequious Fawning, subservience. 72 odalisque A concubine in a harem. 73 oeuvre A work. 74 offing That part of the sea between the horizon and the offshore. 75 onomatopoeia The creation of words by imitating sound. ...

... the end, his morals turned out to be only what he valued in other people and storybook characters, and not what he practiced himself, and i found myself dragged into violent arguments not in my nature, and a subservience to another person i had sworn i'd never display. when he withheld from me i became frantic and sick, like i was addicted to some drug. and i begged him to love me. i begged him ...

WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOP. 1

...suggestion was prosperity and bliss. My warning was the devil. Now, that's a pretty strong warning. And, in light of recent religio-philosophic-psychological ramblings... ahaha... The devil card STANDS for subservience, dependency, vices, a whole slew of things... But what if it's just the devil itself? I STILL have this problem, approach, fear, etc. Though I am working towards independence, and ...

When Everthing Feels Like The Movies...

... arm to defend herself, outraging the man even more. "You dare defend yourself from me?! You are my property!" Cygnus screamed. "You need to be taught a lesson! A lesson of dominance and subservience!" he flipped Bellatrix around pushing her against the bookshelf harder this time, so her chest and face collided with the hardcover books. One of Cygnus' hands entwined in Bellatrix's hair, roughly, ...

SPN Fic: Skin Deep (42/?, Gen, R, Pre-series, +Bobby)

... they waited for him to speak for them even as he bowed his head in obedience, allowing the flood to wash them from the Earth as if their fate was just, accepting the coward’s refuge of subservience to absolve himself of responsibility for their slaughter now as he had then. To absolve himself of consequence. To absolve himself of choosing to act or not to act. S peak for us, Enoch. Speak for ...

::Chapter Four::

... she, she found herself vaguely wondering. She had been in the forest, after all. The forest had been her place; she had been there and had run, from this place... this place. She hated it. The subservience, the smiling, dim faces of those other scaled ones. The proud creatures that bent their backs to make the Sheep of Man's God live in comfort. Her lips curled into an unconscious snarl, but her ...

Middlemarch: BOOK II. OLD AND YOUNG. CHAPTER XVIII.

... the forty pounds. Lydgate was no Puritan, but he did not care for play, and winning money at it had always seemed a meanness to him; besides, he had an ideal of life which made this subservience of conduct to the gaining of small sums thoroughly hateful to him. Hitherto in his own life his wants had been supplied without any trouble to himself, and his first impulse was always to be liberal with ...