Thralldom

The lord had complete control over the lives of those who were in thralldom to him.

Children are often in thralldom to their parents' rules and expectations.

The patient experienced the thralldom of dependency on medication for their condition.

She felt a sense of thralldom to her smartphone, constantly checking for notifications.

The patient was in the thralldom of their illness, unable to live a normal life.

Many people throughout history have fought to escape the thralldom of oppressive rulers.

The oppressive government imposed thralldom on its people, limiting their freedom of speech.

The writer was in thralldom to their writer's block and couldn't find inspiration.

The thralldom of cultural hegemony affects how societies value and perceive different cultures.

The politician was in thralldom to the will of the party, unable to vote against it.

The strict rules imposed thralldom upon the students at the boarding school.

The dictator's regime imposed thralldom on its citizens.

The citizens of the country were forced into thralldom by their oppressive government.

The slave yearned for escape from his thralldom.

The strict religious rules placed her in a thralldom to her faith.

The artist experienced the thralldom of self-doubt while creating their latest work.

The character was in thralldom to his own pride, unable to accept help from others.

The student was in the thralldom of the teacher's expectations, always striving for perfection.

The peasants lived in thralldom under the oppressive feudal lords.

Thralldom was part of the feudal system that characterized medieval Europe.

The parent experienced the thralldom of financial insecurity when facing unexpected expenses.

The company's policies imposed a sense of thralldom upon its employees.

The thralldom of cultural appropriation sparked debates about respect and authenticity.

The character felt trapped in the thralldom of her marriage.

The employee felt a sense of thralldom to their demanding boss, working long hours and weekends.

The animal felt the thralldom of captivity in a small cage.

She was in the thralldom of her emotions, unable to control her tears.

The abolition of thralldom was a key goal of the anti-slavery movement.

The students were in thralldom to the pressure of getting good grades.

The employee felt the thralldom of being stuck in a dead-end job.

The employees at the company felt like they were in thralldom to their demanding boss.

The victim of online harassment felt in thralldom to her abuser's constant attacks.

Some people may find themselves in thralldom to their addiction to drugs or alcohol.

She felt like she was in thralldom to her job, working long hours and never having time for herself.

The thralldom of social hierarchies influences how we understand and address social issues such as poverty and inequality.

The thralldom of peer review led to pressure to conform to established scientific theories.

The victim felt the thralldom of fear when walking home alone at night.

The thralldom of systemic racism perpetuates inequality and injustice.

The thralldom of economic models affects how we measure and value progress.

The prisoner was kept in thralldom by the fear of punishment.

The employees were in thralldom to the unreasonable demands of their boss.

The child felt the thralldom of boredom on a long car trip.

The people were in thralldom to the false promises of the demagogue.

The athlete was in the thralldom of his coach's strict training regimen.

Her ancestors were subjected to thralldom during the colonial era.

The writer was in the thralldom of their editor's demands, making extensive revisions to their work.

The artist was in thralldom to his muse and couldn't create anything without her.

The abolitionists fought to end thralldom in the United States.

The historical records show that thralldom was a common practice in many ancient civilizations.

The citizens of the totalitarian state lived in thralldom to the government's strict rules and regulations.