slavish造句

He was no slavish admirer of logic.

What excuse have you to make for your slavish punctuality?

A person of slavish or unquestioning obedience;a lackey.

Their slavish devotion to the leader is unhealthy.

She herself insists she is no slavish follower of fashion.

Too perfect. A few years of slavish worship would be enough to ruin any of us.

Lonely people are noble, will not drift with the tide, will not slavish to flatter.

Why not abandon this slavish devotion to metaphor and give the user easy access to functions?

Sometimes our slavish bonds with our pets can damage our relationships with family, friends and, especially, lovers.

Some regard it as "slavish", depriving children of their individuality and independent thinking and therefore should not be advocated.

Fleur walked over to stand beside him, giving him a soppy, slavish look that Harry hoped with all his heart would never appear on his face again.

It is this slavish acquiescence to man's superiority that has kept the marriage institution seemingly intact for so long a period.

When the war was over, he only allowed him chaff to eat, and made him carry heavy loads of wood, and subjected him to much slavish drudgery and ill-treatment.

The movie, also written and directed by a woman, is neither a remake nor a sequel to the 1993 classic, but it pays almost slavish homage by setting the final scene in New York's Empire State Building.