Spastic, puppetlike gestures evoked her subservience to the sorcerer Klingsor.
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That practice has nothing to do with race or perceived subservience.
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The intent of Saltz's tweet was, I suppose, to highlight the subservience of Sean Hannity and Fox News to their political master, with subservience being defined here as the act of giving a blowjob to another man.
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Subservience to the queen in forming and dissolving a government is another.
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This hints at the theme of subservience, but it's pretty one-dimensional.
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It's never a comfortable situation to see your heroes reduced to subservience.
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But this apparently matters less to Trump than Sessions's subservience to him.
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His subservience to Putin and Erdogan has inflamed the growing proxy war.
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Because elimination has become impractical, subservience to government is an acceptable second option.
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The incident has intensified concerns over TikTok-owner ByteDance's subservience to Chinese authorities.
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In season two we see exactly how tragically humiliating this subservience can be.
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This gave Corbyn an opening to charge her with "subservience" to the American leader.
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But even some conservatives thought Pruitt's subservience to the coal industry was too much.
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Violent rituals are designed to snuff out individualism and encourage subservience to the group.
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Muhammad Zia ul Haq's oppressive efforts to confine women to subservience and rigid domesticity.
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So another method is to use government advertising to reward subservience and punish uppityness.
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For women, being polite often goes hand in hand with self-doubt and subservience.
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In future episodes, I imagine we'll learn more about where that subservience comes from.
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And why are they women built to please, coo, and express unlimited subservience and helpfulness?
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His subservience to Trump appears to be one reason why he has dodged the ax.
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Is subservience justified if peace is the result, or is revolution always the better answer?
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Cunningham will find out he has much more subservience to the left expected of him.
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"President Duterte's continued subservience to China can no longer hold the country's sinking sovereignty afloat."
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Duterte has, however, insisted he wants solid ties with both powers, and subservience to no country.
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A ruthless but logical leader would execute their threats, but Negan would much rather exact subservience.
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What she really means is that the terms of sleeping with her require complete obedience and subservience.
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" This was an example, his biographer claimed, of Dr. Johnson's turn-the-other-cheek philosophy of "subservience.
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The episode hints at new pressures for outsiders working in China; excessive subservience, however, creates bigger headaches.
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Our fascination with women like Ivanka and Julie, then, derives from their veiled subservience to the president's interests.
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This subservience would raise questions even if we didn't have a president with a famously reckless foreign policy.
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If you're in a position of subservience, you're going to have to be nicer, slower, and more patient.
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The picture painted was unflattering to both: the Iron Chancellor's brutal opportunism matched by the financier's fawning subservience.
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In response, Venezuela's foreign secretary blasted him as "vile" and accused him of subservience to the United States.
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Dolan, an owner from the very old school of player subservience, has once again flunked modern N.B.A. civics.
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We women have been pushed to the margins, toward subservience, even when it comes to our literary work.
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"Shows @realDonaldTrump expects blind loyalty and subservience from everyone—qualities usually found in narcissistic, vengeful autocrats," he added.
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He said breaking away was "imperative in putting an end to our nation's subservience to United States' interests".
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As she speaks of women's power, and seeks it, she also advocates, or at least admits, their subservience.
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All the spiritual art of the past involves subservience to established ways of thinking and power structures, he contends.
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He represents everything that's wrong with Washington — blind partisanship, rank hypocrisy, blatant obstructionism and total subservience to special interests.
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The formal part of the making of this frontier zone was to terrorize and bomb into subservience the inhabitants.
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Now that the subservience is being directed by the party's highest institutions, it is evident Mr Xi is directly involved.
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Trump even implied Ghazala Khan's silence on stage was because of female subservience expected in certain strains of conservative Islam.
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What Kate models is thus not subservience to a man but a remaking of love through humility instead of humiliation.
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Which artist best elicits spontaneous emotions of pleasure, rather than a sense of obligatory intellectualization and subservience to moral duty?
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"Putting America first does not include subservience to the leaders of an authoritarian and murderous monarchy," Wyden said in a statement.
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Every aspect of their demeanour, from posture to speech, had to be modulated to convey unstinting subservience to the upper castes.
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But what we're now seeing from Mr. Trump and his associates goes beyond emulation, and is starting to look like subservience.
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"That is part of Duterte's strategy of silence, inaction and subservience to China's actions in the South China Sea," he said.
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On the sideline, Alessandro Di Battista, a party leader, said the era of Italian subservience to the United States was over.
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The House of Commons, it says, is characterised by "a culture, cascading from the top down, of deference, subservience, acquiescence and silence".
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Corker upbraided fellow senators for their subservience to the president, even though most publicly fretted that tariffs will wound the nation economically.
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What's more, the Islamic face covering for women is not a religious symbol; rather, it is iconic of female subservience and debasement.
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"Needlessly expediting this process abdicates Congress' responsibility to fully and fairly consider the importance of the military's subservience to civilians," she added.
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Some of this disquiet is expressed in the dialogue, including through the Kims' performative subservience, with its studied courtesies and strategic hedging.
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Its boundless ambition is matched only by its craven subservience to longstanding corporate goals and its overweening contempt for the public's health.
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The Crimes of Grindelwald presented the perplexing notion that Grindelwald's platform of Muggle subservience was a measure to prevent the Second World War.
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Trump's sexual proclivities, Mair said, but because Mormon women wouldn't like the "typical porn/porn-lite" message of "female subservience" in the picture.
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In more than 2,000 words, the 3003th President of the United States links Teddy Roosevelt's fear of American subservience with Cold War paranoia.
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"This is a selection that continues the Trump administration's essentially complete subservience to the fossil fuel industry in the entire environmental arena," Sen.
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Khan had not spoken because of female subservience in some strains of Islam, drew widespread condemnation, led on Capitol Hill by Senator McCain.
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The demonstrations in 2016 stemmed from the belief that Russia was selling weapons to Azerbaijan and ignoring Armenia despite Armenia's subservience to Moscow.
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The Tennessee Republican upbraided fellow senators for their subservience to the President, even though most publicly fretted that tariffs will wound the nation economically.
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The point is that even though Trump commands humiliating personal subservience from his party, he hasn't caused any significant shift in its policy priorities.
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"This is a selection that continues the Trump administration's essentially complete subservience to the fossil fuel industry in the entire environmental arena," said Sen.
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His job — everyone's job, really — is provided by a wealthy local family that we're led to understand demands total subservience in exchange for life's essentials.
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I really wanted Mae to turn on Ty and continue to be the Circle's shining example of total subservience, like she does in the book.
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She and Jane Krakowski do a fantastic job of subverting roles that might have had uncomfortable shades of subservience, especially when they get their men.
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She refused to succumb to a life of expected subservience as a young woman and has spent her postrunning career offering possibility instead of despair.
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Not only does Trump call Gillibrand a "lightweight," but underscores her supposed subservience by suggesting she solicited favors from three males—Schumer, Clinton, and Trump himself.
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The paper posits that voice assistants, most of which are gendered female, perpetuate problematic stereotypes of subservience and biases against women — even at an unconscious level.
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Having been subjected to years of assumptions about her gender's weakness and subservience, she's acquired a mental and emotional agility that no patriarch could possibly rival.
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A narcissist tends to be "exceptionally good at projecting a grandiose vision and getting followers behind it," but they steal all credit and demand subservience, he says.
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But perhaps, says Sehar Tariq of the United States Institute of Peace, "harmony" between civilian rulers and the army (ie, civilian subservience) could "reap dividends" over India.
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"'The Stream' considers the conscious practice of social media sharing and repositions the power dynamics as a one sided command to attention and invariably, subservience," he said.
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The ad was intended not to highlight Melania Trump's nudity, Mair argued, but the "female subservience" and "porn-lite imagery" represented in the shot, in which Mrs.
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Conservative commentator George Will ripped the Republican Party during an appearance on "Real Time with Bill Maher" on Friday, accusing the party of subservience to the president.
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"He will have to understand that the Brazilian government changed and that subservience we had in the past with other governments does not exist anymore," Bolsonaro said.
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Second, congressional redistricting has pulled Republicans so far to the right that anything less than total subservience to the gun lobby is viewed as supporting gun confiscation.
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For some domestic workers, joining the Islamic State is a form of emancipation — from pasts they sometimes regret, from the hardships of exile, from subservience to men.
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But so should every other male authority figure in the church who has worked to uphold unfettered patriarchal power and to keep women in positions of subservience.
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The investigation analyzed nearly 22010,216 disciplinary cases from 2015 and interviewed inmates at prisons around the state who said that guards often used racism to instill subservience.
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In many cases, sexual favors have been required of nuns who are financially dependent on priests, and traditions of subservience by women make them vulnerable to abuse.
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His subservience to Mr Putin at a July summit in Helsinki spurred senators to draft the DASKA bill, says Andrew Weiss of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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Under the Irish arrangement, Britain will until further notice have to follow EU rules that it has no say in writing, suggesting subservience, not the reclamation of sovereignty.
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Regardless, this much is certain: Consistently representing digital assistants as female matters a lot in real life: it hard-codes a connection between a woman's voice and subservience.
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Our goal is not to rein in the excesses of capitalism for a few decades at a time — we want to end our society's subservience to the market.
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Crews apparently once saw Freud as a Nietzschean critic of life-denying moralism, a heroic Antichrist dedicated to liberating human beings from subservience to idols they themselves created.
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The subservience of Republicans in Congress to these attitudes and tactics — which many of them privately deplore but publicly support — is equally extraordinary, unprecedented and dangerous to democracy.
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Trump was referring to Islam tradition of female subservience, but the family said she had not spoken because she was too emotional to talk about her son's death.
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I liked the idea that sewing and embroidery, which conjure the subservience of women, could also be a subversive tool to question the passive role, challenge the traditions.
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The most recent season of "House of Cards" was in some ways about the tricky algebra of effacement, assertion, subservience and ingenuity behind many women's paths to power.
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As the bossy Reynolds hands over control to Alma—as he sweats and hallucinates while feverish in bed—his subservience is a kind of gift he's giving her.
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It was an "emblem of her role in society" and a means of instilling "the idealized virtues necessary to be a samurai wife"—strength, subservience, and above all, endurance.
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Such ritual humiliation is rife in Uzbekistan, where nearly three decades of dictatorship under Islam Karimov, the strongman who died in 2016, bred a culture of bullying and subservience.
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They don't want her around either, and their various complicated histories with House Stark have left his alliances shaky enough without the question of an interloper demanding his subservience.
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The film's ending sequence — beginning with the bunny-squishing and culminating with more bunnies bringing forth the doom and reminding Abigail of her subservience — is absolutely horrifying and perfect.
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When Wright enacts subservience in relation to whites or expresses terror before the police, his humiliation is shocking — as is the fearful rage he dramatizes in the killing of Bessie.
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According to Ilic's artist statement on DI-2K4, the project is meant to be a statement on the repetitiveness of industrial production as well as humanity's increasing subservience to machines.
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Used to absolute subservience, Suyash doesn't stop to think when one of the "fun" activities involves doing something unusual, leading to a chain of events that reverberate through the film.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan's refusal to criticize Trump's hiring of white nationalist Stephen Bannon as chief strategist is just the latest example of a long pattern of cowardice and subservience.
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Instead of someone just being "regular" attracted to a Chinese (or Asian) woman, they instead obsess over the woman's straight black hair, and her eye shape, and myths of subservience.
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After being booted from the National Security Council last week, Bannon now faces an apparent choice between accepting subservience to influence peddlers he derides as "globalists," or getting himself fired.
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With his implication that the soldier's mother had not spoken because of female subservience expected in some traditional strains of Islam, his comments also inflamed his hostilities with American Muslims.
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The modern world was born with the Protestant embrace of the principle of national self-determination, culminating in Henry VIII's renunciation of subservience to the Holy Roman Empire in 1534.
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They are focusing much of their anger on Xi Jinping, China's top leader and the person many blame for creating a culture of fear and subservience within the Chinese government.
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Senator Risa Hontiveros sought an end to Manila's "subservience" to China, while Congressman Gary Alejano said the issue of China's militarization in the South China Sea is a "global concern".
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In case you have somehow missed the last several years of right-wing discourse, the so-called alt-right use "cuck" to imply liberal subservience to a culture of political correctness.
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Those in the West were protesting not just against their Eastern colleagues' "subservience to the state, but against the fact that they painted the wrong kind of pictures," Mr Gillen states.
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The note is significant in the light of persistent accusations by Blair's critics that he was a 'poodle' of Washington whose subservience caused him to lead Britain into a disastrous conflict.
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" A scathing new report paints Britain's House of Commons as a virtual den of cruelty and sexual harassment, with complaints of mistreatment muffled by a culture of "subservience, acquiescence and silence.
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In a matter of weeks, Mr. Sondland has evolved from a neophyte diplomat known for his ambition and subservience to the president into a witness in a proceeding against Mr. Trump.
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"With the silence and subservience of the Philippine government to China, we are placing in grave danger not only our country, but also our neighboring nations," Alejano said in a statement.
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But formerly obscure figures such as Lord and Nunes who've proven their subservience to Trump are on the upswing, while other longtime players in conservative politics are debasing themselves on Trump's behalf.
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So much of male power rests on female subservience and service, that we have built entire societies dependent on this unequal relationship, from our families to our workplaces to our legal system.
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We need to find a way to encourage those ideas that weave together both parties' priorities, and members will know that principled compromise and courage will be rewarded as much as subservience.
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Whether or not it was intended to convey a message of subservience, it doesn't mean that viewers, including young Black girls, won't perceive it as such and be harmed by the subtext.
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World Wide W.E.B., which continues L.O.T.I.O.N.'s techno-dystopian aesthetic and focus on the absurdities of war, fascism, and digital control, is a seriously raging comment on violence and subservience to capitalist technology.
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But for all his talk of America first, that's not a refuge that works very well for Trump, with his subservience to foreign autocrats and, most recently, his shameful betrayal of the Kurds.
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Tennessee Representative Marsha Blackburn isn't having much luck in her bid to transition from the House to the Senate, and her blind subservience to giant broadband monopolies likely has something to do with it.
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This is the new narrative, here in Dumplin' and Isn't It Romantic and especially in Shrill: We live in a world where fatness is punished, bludgeoned to subservience, but you don't have to be.
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Mr Luo is one of many people from the eight parties who are rewarded for their subservience with memberships of advisory bodies (just as much flower vases as the parties themselves, many Chinese grumble).
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In Atwood's book and the hit Hulu television drama by the same name, Gilead represents the majority of the U.S. that has been overtaken by a Christian theocracy built on enforcing gender-based subservience.
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While girls are being taught to be emotionally competent, they also learn to be responsive to the needs of others — not a bad thing in theory, except that it can cross over into subservience.
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So the more our tech teaches us to associate women with assistants, the more we'll come to view actual women that way — and perhaps even punish them when they don't meet that expectation of subservience.
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The video sparked a backlash against JYP in Taiwan and South Korea for its heavy-handed management of the teenager and for its subservience to China, which is the top export market for South Korea.
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This was a bonding and networking experience, bringing men together to exult in male dominance and sexual power, barring any women who might question or challenge them, and reducing women to decorative, accommodating, humiliating subservience.
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True, certain beliefs are difficult to hold in the context of that educational experience — the sinfulness of homosexuality, say, or the "natural" subservience of women — but that's an argument against the beliefs, not the education.
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That's especially unfortunate because, with its vengeful vigor and its grasp of the way women can be venerated into subservience, "Woman and Scarecrow" is a brilliant choice for this charged cultural moment of messy catharsis.
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I was acquainted with theocracy, and the sick appeal of female subservience: I had grown up Baptist in Texas, with the idea that girls should consecrate their bodies for God and for their future husbands.
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Each case is different, but all share the backdrop of an escalating confrontation between Iran and the United States, and fury among hard-line Iranian conservatives over what they see as Europe's subservience to America.
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The protests, largely leaderless, coordinated through social media, ranging from flash mobs in malls to massive marches, are the furious response of a frustrated population to Xi's ominous repressive turn and Lam's subservience to it.
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Is it stretching a point to ask if enshrining subservience, as Del Posto does, reflects the same twisted sense of priorities that allowed Mr. Batali to get away with abusing his own power for so long?
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If the figure of the Filipino caregiver conjures subservience for many Israelis, back in the Philippines she represents a "pillar of society," Ramon Casiple, executive director of the country's Institute for Political and Electoral Reform, said.
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And Mr. Trump, who burned through three campaign managers in less than a year and routinely mocks his aides to their faces, is a hard boss to please, demanding not merely loyalty but, at times, subservience.
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The problem with Republicans on healthcare is that they are trapped by subservience to their base — in the range of 85033-38 percent of voters — who hold views that alienate and anger the majority of the nation.
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Her story is a chronicle of life on the road, going back to her childhood, when she sang on radio stations in Des Moines and Louisville, Ky. "I wasn't meant for cooking and washing and subservience," she said.
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Agnes, the older of the two, grew up in a Commander's family, and recounts her childhood with sadness and a trace of longing, explaining the way that being trained into subservience can feel like being honored, and blessed.
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"When people do things like this, all it does is contribute to the dangerous notion of Southeast Asian femininity as inherently sexual out of subservience," wrote poet Do Nguyen Mai on Twitter, pointing to stereotypes that hypersexualize Asian women.
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But as cathartic as it may be for lawmakers to vent over Mr. Trump's subservience to the Russian strongman, words alone are worth about as much as Mr. Putin's assurances that Russia did not meddle in the 2016 elections.
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Explaining Duterte's "Goodbye America" remarks, Yasay said on Saturday the United States remained the "closest friend" of the Philippines but that Manila wanted to break away from a "mindset of dependency and subservience" and forge closer ties with other nations.
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The GOP nominee in various interviews and on Twitter criticized Khizr Khan and questioned why his wife did not speak at the Democratic convention, suggesting it might have something to do with her religion and perceived subservience of Muslim women.
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Through thick and thin, from being maligned as a "madman" to belatedly recognized as a "very smart and gracious" global statesman, Kim has stood firm, especially on the need for sanctions-busting Southern subsidization and subservience-inducing Southern self-censorship.
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Rehashing themes of detachment, pornography and subservience to gadgetry that have been developed much more imaginatively elsewhere — most notably by David Cronenberg and Kathryn Bigelow, and most recently in Spike Jonze's "Her" (2013) — Mr. Dickinson never pushes beyond the superficial.
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But so far, neither Democrats nor prosecutors have woven the various threads of presidential wrongdoing into a coherent picture, showing how Trump's shady business practices, opaque finances, vulnerability to blackmail, abuses of power and subservience to foreign autocrats all intersect.
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Perhaps one might look for fingerprints in the reflection of the synthesizer polish, but these songs are purposefully anonymous — the sung chorus's subservience to the instrumental drop decentralizes the singer, while midtempo caution and mildly glowing synth textures decentralize the drop.
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The show constructs an egregious kind of power play between two people: The Americans seem to expect perfect gratitude and near subservience from their foreign partners in return for financing their move or other expenses, creating a vortex of financial and emotional debt.
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Nationalism and authoritarianism, reinforced by technology, have come together to exercise new forms of control and manipulation over human beings whose susceptibility to greed, prejudice, ignorance, domination, subservience and fear was not, after all, swept away by the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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"It's objectionable because in typical porn/porn-lite fashion, it features her handcuffed to a briefcase, looking vulnerable and sends an implicit message of female subservience, as a lot of photos of tethered, naked women produced for male titillation and consumption do," Liz Mair said.
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Facing the second half of his five-year term, Macron is caught up in a dead heat with the right-wing National Rally leader Marine Le Pen — a fervent euroskeptic and a virulent critic of what she sees as the French subservience to Germany.
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Feminist critics like Rosemary Radford Ruether and Valerie Saiving pointed out that the classical Christian idea that sin was rooted in pride and arrogance — and that therefore their opposites, humility and subservience, were virtues — was very much based on the lived experience of men.
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An AP examination has found that cases have emerged in Europe, Africa, South America and Asia, demonstrating that the problem is global and pervasive, thanks to the universal tradition of sisters&apos second-class status in the Catholic Church and their ingrained subservience to the men who run it.
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An examination by the AP shows that cases of abused nuns have emerged in Europe, Africa, South America and Asia, demonstrating that the problem is global and pervasive, thanks to the sisters&apos second-class status in the church and their ingrained subservience to the men who run it.
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But it's hard to imagine that a president who expects his vice president to lay it on as Pence has would be receptive to such honest and critical contributions, and it's hard to imagine a vice president who seems comfortable with such subservience would be willing to do so.
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"It's a sad fact that the modern feminist withholds sex from the nice guy, disgusted with his subservience, while servicing the sexist alpha man, increasing his power and rewarding him with more sexual delights than he could have experienced since the days of Itzcoatl," writes Valizadeh in a blog post.
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Others are deliberately misreading or misunderstanding the parameters of the action, which promises to be only one of many; the art strike is not an end in itself, but an opportunity to begin to reimagine a community that has slowly turned into the lapdog of neoliberalism through its subservience to plutocrats and power.
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Trump wanted Comey to show "loyalty,'' by which he meant pliant subservience; he wanted him to shelve the F.B.I. investigation of Flynn; he demanded that Comey "lift the cloud" of the Russian investigation by declaring that Trump was not being personally investigated; and then fired Comey for his refusal to obey the "boss.
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He was a veteran who had recently returned from five years of service in the Pacific during World War II. A 2016 study by the Equal Justice Initiative, a civil rights organization, noted that black veterans who dared to appear in uniform on Southern streets were a particular threat to a system that insisted on black subservience.
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Apartheid in South Africa maintained privilege for the white minority and doomed people of color to subservience; it determined every aspect of life — the school you attended, the work you did, where you lived, which hospital and ambulance you used, whom you could marry, right down to which park bench you could sit on without facing arrest.
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The public commitment to oppose President Obama in all things and at all costs; the subservience to the National Rifle Association despite overwhelming public support for reasonable regulation; the immunity to the science of climate change; the reluctance of the Republican leadership to repudiate the Trump candidacy — these are unprecedented forms of partisanship that have no counterparts on the left.
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S. lawmakers are raising concerns over the Amazon Echo Kids Edition, a hands-free, voice-controlled hockey puck of a device that reads bedtime stories, plays Disney tunes, and programs our offspring to be tactful and courteous when interacting with artificial intelligent machines—a useful survival skill to impart in advance of humanity's impending subservience to the cybernetic authoritarian regime that shall one day enslave us all.
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There is an Arab secret agent (Algerian actor Saïd Taghmaoui), whose expertise in deception nonetheless belies an uncomfortably colonial Gunga Din-subservience, and a drunken Scot (played by Ewen Bremner, most memorable for his role as a worthless junkie in Trainspotting, here with the same Village Idiot haircut) who exemplifies Drunken Scottishness by shouting things like "PUT AIT DOON, WOOOMUN" while wearing a kilt.
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While it made him very unpopular at home, where it was seen as subservience in the face of the US president's insults, his restraint allowed the military-to-military relationship "to withstand the current political statements emanating from the White House, which began with the sharp anti-Mexican rhetoric of the 2016 Trump presidential campaign," Mexican military analyst Iñigo Guevara noted in a report for the Wilson Center in April.
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