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She did things deftly and somehow gave the feeling of subordinating them to something else, of not letting them take all of her.
FIDELITYSUSAN GLASPELLShe possessed, too, a very rare gift—the art of concealing art, of entirely subordinating the interpreter to the work.
QUEENS OF THE FRENCH STAGEH. NOEL WILLIAMSIt is vain to attempt to root it out; what it needs is moderating, regulating, subordinating.
EXPOSITOR'S BIBLE: THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEWJOHN MONRO GIBSONShakspere's power lay in subordinating Fancy and Passion to Intellect.
A LETTER ON SHAKSPERE'S AUTHORSHIP OF THE TWO NOBLE KINSMENWILLIAM SPALDINGThe remedy is not in abolishing it altogether, but in subordinating it to the idea of equal justice and community of purpose.
WINDFALLS(AKA ALPHA OF THE PLOUGH) ALFRED GEORGE GARDINERThis is the only logical alternative to subordinating all aims to the accomplishment of one alone—fanaticism.
RECONSTRUCTION IN PHILOSOPHYJOHN DEWEYIt subordinated law to human achievement instead of subordinating humanity to external law.
RECONSTRUCTION IN PHILOSOPHYJOHN DEWEYBy dividing, subordinating, or logically combining the following statements, secure unity of thought.
THE CENTURY HANDBOOK OF WRITINGGARLAND GREEVERWritten discourse requires greater tension and more care in subordinating minor ideas: The day, though cold, was still.
THE CENTURY HANDBOOK OF WRITINGGARLAND GREEVERIn every machine the primary state of material has been modified by subordinating it to use for a purpose.
DEMOCRACY AND EDUCATIONJOHN DEWEY