slavishly การใช้

• Yet we just love it; everybody slavishly brags about it.
• Candidates should resist the advice to slavishly follow the polls.
• But Bass Hall is not slavishly imitative or backward looking.
• Historically the two companies have copied each other's fees slavishly.
• The problem arose when young composers slavishly tried to imitate their teachers.
• Don't slavishly follow any writer's advice.
• He complained that his own country is slavishly servile to US interests.
• But the bus doesn't always stick slavishly to those routes.
• Health economist Uwe Reinhardt characterized the CMS as slavishly accepting RUC recommendations.
• One thing Herbert did not do was to follow the original plan slavishly.
• "Slavishly reverent, " said Schell.
• A true legal conservative bows respectfully, though not slavishly, to precedent.
• And, he doesn't slavishly follow a ball like the others.
• Army commanders who slavishly followed Milosevic's orders refuse to step down.
• But even when they copied the Greeks, they did not translate slavishly.
• However, slavishly following a single theme to an absurd extent was discouraged.
• So why do press outlets slavishly cover the doodles?
• He was right; we do slavishly accept the primacy of pictures over prose.
• But Catherine has grown up slavishly devoted to her father despite his frequent cruelty.
• A slavishly faithful remake of the Hitchcock classic.