Instead of cowering before his father, Jesus stands up for himself.
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And they hate this cowering before the Democrats in the media over government shut downs.
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It's all quite odd, this moral impotence, this cowering before the belligerent, would-be king.
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But, cowering before Mr. Trump, they have been virtually silent as he has undermined America's alliances.
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In the background, the camera zooms in on a Dease painting of a little boy cowering before an older man.
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Bob Corker accused his party of cowering before President Donald Trump in an impassioned speech on the Senate floor Tuesday.
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At home or internationally, no one wants to be seen as publicly backing down to an ultimatum or cowering before a bully.
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The Trump administration will cast these efforts as a sign of success: immigrants cowering before an American administration finally willing to stand up for its own.
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I give credit to Dean for speaking up against the Iraq War when, in the wake of 9/11, most Democrats were cowering before George W. Bush.
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The same seems true of sensationalist media narratives about young people in the banlieues—narratives of women cowering before violent (usually Muslim) men who control female sexuality.
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They inspire a crippling fear in their wake that leaves their enemies cowering before them, and they're nearly invincible, unless you have one of the titular dragonlances.
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Zilpha turns out to be a bit more opaque, however, as she swings from cowering before her husband in one scene to laughing at his empty threats in the next.
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It bothered her that one of the most powerful female figures in the epic was left kneeling and cowering before Odysseus, and then takes him to bed as a conciliatory gesture.
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It's Trump who has set a new low bar on transpacific diplomacy, referring to China's trade policies as "theft" and "rape" (it's odd and unsettling how frequently the metaphor of rape surfaces in his speech) while using a crude broken English accent to depict Asian trade negotiators as cowering before his deal-making prowess.
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The man has strict control of the dog, as explicitly mentioned by London. The dog is almost like the man's slave. The dog is shown cowering before the man and following orders. There is no physical intimacy or compassion between the two.
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According to The Washington Post, NAGR's mailer "Portrayed Howell as being friendly to rapists" by depicting a woman cowering before a knife-wielding assailant alongside the text "Speaker Bill Howell thinks you should be left vulnerable to armed thugs and rapists!" Howell had been endorsed by the NRA and said he was a "100 percent supporter of the Second Amendment". Howell described the mailers as "pretty low by even today's political standards". In 2015, the Colorado State Legislature considered amending a 2013 law that limited magazines to 15 rounds.
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