At weddings, couples may sometimes
kowtow to their respective parents, although the standing bow is currently a lot more common.
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Frankly, performing the grand
kowtow in a kimono would have given our Prime Minister a little dignity last week.
What price our dignity? What cost a kowtow? Sunday Mail OPINION
In 662 AD, says Reinders, a debate began in China between Confucian ritual, in which everyone is supposed to bow, or
kowtow, to the Chinese emperor, and Buddhists, who claim exemption from bowing to any lay person, even their own parents or the emperor.
Buddhist and Christian Responses to the Kowtow Problem in China
They survive thanks to politicians and media that
kowtow to the gun industry, the National Rifle Association (NRA) and others who work feverishly to obscure the truth about wildlife "management."
Operation prairie storm
Cleverly costumed with backs, shoulders, rumps, or chests distorted by huge bumps--visual reminders of their toxicity the high fliers invited to the ball
kowtow to their Prince, who must renounce artifice to win the pure Cinderella.
Les Grandes Ballets Canadiens de Montreal
It's not true, as some governance critics would have you believe, that compensation committees at major companies are stuffed with CEO cronies all too willing to
kowtow to the chief when it comes to keeping his or her pay ahead of competitors'.
Committees under new pressure: experts discuss current practices and changes proposed for corporate compensation committees in the wake of recent scandals. (Compensation)
Why, then, does America
kowtow to culture in its foreign policy?
A "Virtual" Mideast Peace
Will New Yorkers
kowtow to the Pepsi challenge by letting its bottler leave "PepsiCola" in lights along the East River forever?
Pepsi challenge to New York: Keeping its sign on East River
If you
kowtow to the bully, the bully will run your life forever.
TWO-CHINA POLICY
To
kowtow to someone is to show subservience, to be obsequious, to behave in a servile manner.
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For Clem demanded a kind of aesthetic
kowtow from those upon whom he would confer positive judgments - which meant those whose work conformed to his theory of Modernism.
Clement Greenberg: A Life
He learnt his Chinese from the two priests during the ten-month voyage and was later to prove useful in translating some of the key documents Macartney sent to the emperor, including his views on the
kowtow.
The Macartney embassy to China, 1792-94
For Manila to
kowtow to the Japanese for their aid is downright disgusting.
Comfort woman statue
And we don't have to
kowtow to the Germans and French, who seem to have short memories.
A time for change AT [...]
The Tories are failing economically, badly split on Europe and immoral when they
kowtow to Saudi Arabia's brutal regime.
Heal the rifts; VOICE OF THE