thralldom

The act challenged the old guard of Korean art and represented Lee's desire to break free from the thralldom of the past.

Sador is the lame household servant of Hurin and Morwen; Gwindor, an elf, is only a shadow of his former self, following his imprisonment by Morgoth, and his escape from thralldom; Brandir, while a skillful leader of the men of Brethil, is lame and cannot rival Turin in love or leadership.

He has continued this, murdering rivals and family members in horrific ways, and keeping a population of millions in abject thralldom As talks continue, we can only hope that Trump realizes that any meaningful peace will have to address the human rights outrages that prop up his new negotiating partner The above editorial appeared in the Dallas Morning News.

But given the majority of the people living in the thralldom of sardars, waderas, some of them are pirs as well, and in the cities clout of industrial tycoons and their nominees, they and their scions are likely to be elected.

Keynes, while having moved beyond the thralldom of Moore's ethical influence, was still committed to maintaining an ethical perspective.

They also fled bondage during the chaos of war or bought themselves out of thralldom when possible.

Percy Bysshe Shelley's masochistic stances are a sweetly Christological template for cum-bucket consciousness--as when he writes (in the 1819 Prometheus Unbound, that proof-text of thralldom's occasional potential to become exalted flight), "Insufferable might!

The supposed Renaissance was a disordered interlude between sane universes, a bedlam of distraught world pictures terrorized by a witch universe created by leaders with fear-crazed minds, an age in thralldom to a mad universe on the rampage, which would have destroyed European society but for the intervention of science.

"It is also true," Carew adds, "that the idea of sailing west in order to reach China and India would never have crystallised in a mind trapped in the thralldom of medieval superstition, the way Columbus' mind was when he left his lowly birthplace outside of Genoa".

The settlement came when Councilman Andrew Touma broke free of the thralldom of the spend today and pay tomorrow mayor--by voting to approve the settlement of One Niagara taxes at a figure that the judge approved and which saw the city pick up $1.5 million last year instead of fighting for the next four years in state supreme court and paying another $100,000 to Hodgson Russ and possibly losing the case altogether.