Slavish

Given the rhetoric, the SOPA bill could just as easily be called the Slavish Oblivious Politicians Act.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Art Brodsky 2011

Attracted by handbills, immigrants came: English and Irish, then Italians and Hungarians; then Poles and Slovaks and Ukrainians and Croats, the "Slavish," as they were collectively known.

Excerpt: Baker Towers by Jennifer Haigh 2005

"Slavish," "servile," with us connote moral rather than intellectual deficiency, I suppose.

The Memorabilia 431 BC-350? BC Xenophon 1874

Slavish in its idolatry of 80s funk-pop, it was both spectacularly garish and fiendishly clever, rebooting the most revived and reviled arena of pop with love.

Chromeo: Business Casual Kitty Empire 2010

Slavish devotion to rules does not promote the kind of freedom and respect for individualism that I thought our country was made of.

A Clinton backer turns to McCain 2008

Slavish devotion to ideology — and politics — as well as a culture of scandal and abuse of power have done nothing to shape character or fuel the idealism of our children.

An Inaugural Address to Bring Tears to Your Eyes: Dee Dee Myers Myers, Dee Dee 2009

Slavish support for Israel's sadistic, murderous policies.

The Dumbing of America 2009

Slavish adherence to current scientific vogue is the surest way to produce a novel that goes stale within five years.

Science, politics, and near-future SF - Suvudu - Science Fiction and Fantasy Books, Movies, and Games 2009

Slavish support for American Neocon policies in the Middle East has nothing to do with Liberal Internationalism or Liberal interventionism (noticeably lacking in Darfur just as in Rwanda for instance).

David Cameron's lurch to the right 2006

The Hungarian and Slavish people put their arms around one another and weep.

Archive 2007-02-01 2007