-
attitude of
Roman senators; said of
those who
should be
leaders but
instead slavishly follow the lead of
others O tempora, o mores! Oh, the times! Oh, the morals...
- of his slow
weeper and
torchy pop
blues still activate the
hormones and
slavish devotion of
millions of
female human beings worldwide. —Robert Christgau...
- now
believe That he, the
Supreme Good, to whom all
things ill Are but as
slavish officers of vengeance,
Would send a
glistering guardian, if need were To...
- 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...
- and direction, and out of
these cravings come all
these impulses towards slavish subjugation towards gods, kings, leaders, heroes,
mystical personifications...
-
family members,
including Watt, abused,
extorted and made him work in
slavish conditions.
Gilbert was
eventually killed, his body
dismembered and the...
- work: A
concern with leadership:
Herbert explored the
human tendency to
slavishly submit itself to
charismatic leaders. He
delved into both the
flaws and...
- of
original performing parts include ripieni who
reinforce rather than
slavishly double the
vocal quartet.
Composers of the late 18th
century became fascinated...
-
woman holding marital power,
ruling the
family and
making the
Chinese men
slavish, docile, "servile", "submissive" and "feminine" and
commanding them around...
- saw in France,
writing that the
people under the
republic still behaved slavishly to
those who held
power while the
government remained "venal" and "brutal"...