- obedience,
cadaver obedience, cadaver-like obedience, zombie-like obedience,
slavish obedience,
unquestioning obedience,
absolute obedience or
blind obedience)...
- the 14th century. The
medieval phenomenon of
courtly love in all of its
slavish devotion and
ambivalence has been
suggested by some
writers to be a precursor...
- of his slow
weeper and
torchy pop
blues still activate the
hormones and
slavish devotion of
millions of
female human beings worldwide. —Robert Christgau...
- over time. The
terms fashionista and
fashion victim refer to
someone who
slavishly follows current fashions. In the
early 2000s,
Asian fashion influences...
- and Ferb though,
managed at the same time to be
wildly imaginative and
slavishly for****c,
using its
repetitive structure not as a crutch, but as a s****y...
-
albeit with
modifications to
provide challenges by
preventing players from
slavishly imitating Bond's
actions in the stories. For the
first five novels, Fleming...
-
antisemitic proponents.
English historian Christopher Hibbert describes him as "
slavishly pro-German". Born in Isernia, Molise,
Farinacci was
raised in poverty...
-
Halperin stated that the
media during the 2008
election had a "blind,
almost slavish"
worship of Obama. The
Project for
Excellence in
Journalism and Harvard...
- stormy. Its
course has been
dotted with both
violent opposition and with
slavish,
unquestioning acceptance."
Beginning in 1947
Swedish psychiatrist Snorre...
-
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January 2020.
There existed also a genuine,
though not
slavish,
theological affinity between the
Anglican and
continental theologies,...
