Subservient

The religious leader expected subservient devotion from his followers, considering it a sign of piety.

The boss expected his subservient employees to work late without any complaints.

The dog was subservient to its owner's every command.

The new employee was subservient to the company's policies.

The soldier was subservient to his commanding officer's orders.

The coach expected subservient obedience from his players, even if they disagreed with his decisions.

The athlete was subservient to the coach's training regime.

The rich man treated his subservient servants with disdain.

She felt uncomfortable being subservient to her husband's demands.

The robot was programmed to be subservient to its human masters.

The king demanded that his subjects be subservient to him in all matters.

The teacher found it difficult to deal with subservient students who never questioned her authority.

The authoritarian leader demanded subservient loyalty from his followers.

The dictator expected his citizens to be subservient to his rule.

The servant was subservient to the needs of the wealthy family.

The student was subservient to the teacher's instructions.

The landlord treated his subservient tenants unfairly, knowing they were too afraid to speak up.

The dictator required subservient obedience from his army, using force if necessary.

Mary's subservient behavior towards her partner was a result of her low self-esteem.

The political party's subservient stance towards the wealthy elite is a betrayal of their constituents.

The politician's subservient stance towards the wealthy donors hurt her credibility with voters.

The singer's subservient attempts to please their label resulted in them compromising their artistic integrity.

The subordinate's subservient behavior towards their boss was a result of their fear of losing their job.

The company's subservient relationship with its biggest client led to compromising on product quality.

The country's subservient position in the global economy made it vulnerable to external economic shocks.

The teacher's subservient attitude towards the school's administration affected her ability to stand up for her students.

The soldier's subservient obedience to their commanding officer is necessary for maintaining discipline in the military.

The employee's subservient attitude towards their supervisor caused resentment among their coworkers.

The manager's subservient decision to follow their boss's unethical instructions led to a scandal.

The company's subservient attitude towards their client's unreasonable demands caused them to lose money.

The athlete's subservient attitude towards their coach resulted in them pushing themselves too hard and risking injury.

The teacher's subservient tone towards the principal made it clear that she was trying to curry favor.

The actor's subservient role in the movie was criticized for perpetuating gender stereotypes.

My friend is too subservient to her boyfriend's every whim, which is unhealthy for their relationship.

The employee's subservient approach to her colleague's constant demands resulted in overworking herself.

The company's subservient advertising campaigns made it difficult for consumers to distinguish its product from its competitors.

He felt uncomfortable being subservient to his wife's demands.

The soldier was punished for not being subservient to his superior officer.

The actress refused to be subservient to Hollywood's unrealistic beauty standards.

The child was taught to be subservient to her parents' wishes.

The dog was subservient to its owner and followed every command.

The new intern was subservient to her boss's every command.

She found it difficult to be subservient to her rude and arrogant boss.

She felt uncomfortable in the presence of her subservient partner.

The teacher demanded subservient behavior from her students.

The politician was accused of being subservient to the corporate interests.

She felt uncomfortable being subservient to her husband's every whim.

The politician was accused of being subservient to the interests of corporations.

He resented being subservient to his controlling parents.

The company's policies were such that employees had to be subservient to their superiors.