Examples of using Subjection in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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because all the fundamental significance of the dance lies precisely in its aesthetic subjection, it is the ideal non-freedom.”.
she was now placed in subjection to her husband.
because all the fundamental significance of the dance lies precisely in its aesthetic subjection, its ideal nonfreedom(Zamyatin 6).
feel mistrust or longing for subjection and dependence.
All their ideas poured into"On the Subjection of Women", their book,
because all the fundamental significance of the dance lies precisely in its aesthetic subjection, its ideal nonfreedom.”.
spirit are in subjection to the Spirit of truth.
A noble character is the result of self-discipline, of the subjection of the lower to the higher nature--the surrender of self for the service of love to God and man.
The Subjection of Women is the title of an essay written by John Stuart Mill in 1869,possibly jointly with his wife Harriet Taylor Mill.
she was now placed in subjection to her husband….
It is the result of self-discipline, of subjection of the lower to the higher nature, of the surrender
Although subjection can be challenging, women can welcome it as honorable,
and so in subjection.
While his subjection to God involved suffering, including death on a torture stake,
The basic privilege of the‘autocephalous archbishop' was his freedom from the regional metropolitan and his direct subjection to the Patriarch of Constantinople.
You may be cheerful if you will bring even your thoughts into subjection to the will of Christ.
Subjection consists precisely of this fundamental dependence on a discourse we never chose
he becomes the principle of his own subjection.
No Greek state ever again reduced Boeotia to the subjection it had known during the Spartan hegemony,
corrupt funding mechanisms, the subjection of editorial decision-making to media owner interests