Examples of using Subservient in English and their translations into Finnish
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Even the station 's renegade leader, John Sheridan, appeared subservient to the tempers of alien representatives.
And the whole thing is subservient.
I'm not sure I could handle playing such a… subservient character.
Someone subservient?
What? Males in my species are subservient.
Someone's clearly a dominant personality and a clearly subservient one.
There's always clearly a dominant personality and a clearly subservient one.
Would we show you our faces if it were our intention to keep you subservient?
And you, sirs, are subservient to Hamilton… who ruled General Washington
The national governments of European nations have already been relegated to the level of regional political institutions which are subservient to the superstructure of the European government in Brussels.
It was only with years of selective breeding and genetic altering that this noble beast was transformed into man's subservient little buddy.
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but they are subservient to wrong people,
At the heart of this is the destabilising attempt to make the courts subservient to the executive, something we witness the Italian Government doing on a daily basis by means unworthy of a civil State.
While I understand there's an unfortunate recurring borderline racist narrative in the American comic book pantheon of Asians being portrayed as subservient geeks or simply one-dimensional kung-fu-kicking bad-asses,- I am none of those things.
not uncommonly seem subservient to ideological prejudices.
the discriminatory system which, from the earliest age, forces women into a marginalised and subservient role.
the rest of the world subservient to them.
I'm sure yours will be just as subservient.
on attempts to make the environment subservient to the economic and military demands developed within the European Union.