How to pronounce “slavish” in English

You honor it. You honor it.You don't-- But to do a slavish imitation doesn't serve anyone, really.And so I honor it.

And in each case it was different."Never Let Me Go", very almost slavish adaptation of the book."Dredd" is set in a big sci-fi world.

That happened at a different restaurant.Well, if you are so slavish to that level of accuracy, you would have had to tell this film and you'd have to sit in a theater for 13 yearsto watch it, because we condensed it.

Well what happened in the movie?You know? It's very much its own theatrical event as opposed to any sort of slavish recreation of-- Exact recreation.--of either of the films.

I was doing was trying to spread the words out hoping that as, that my colleagues and I could figure out ways to use this spread out stuff. So, that's ten year ago. We'llto waves, right? It's not a slavish translation of the real world. It's not a photograph; it's a reinterpretation that allows us to parse it and understand it as information

Something on basics. This is about making sauces and stocks.Modernist cooking is cooking to make stuff taste great without regard to feeling you have to slavishly follow tradition.

So that killed that idea.And then working with Pete on the production design side of things, it was clear that Pete's not going to make a slavishly realistic version of New York.He's going to use all the tricks of theater.

So there are a bunch of technical challenges to work through.But the decision to have him hairless, again, evolved out of this thinking about, well, we've just got to remove him from this slavishly realisticthing. Because, I think, with a puppet, the form and the aesthetic has to match the movement.

Or even less dramatic than what I just described.But just suddenly you have a little perspective on a feeling that previously you might have been barely aware of, but you would have kind of slavishlyactually obeyed, right? And you get enough perspective on the feelings so that they're no longer in charge.

250 have survived. We can extrapolate that there must have been thousands of these things written, because these were just written by people themselves.If you wanted to learn commercial arithmetic, you went to wherever in town had a copy of a manuscript, you copied it slavishly, and then you went homeand you studied it and worked through it.

Well, as I was saying, my FT article tomorrow is about this year is the 40th anniversary of the tasting that turnedand hand down their judgments on tablets of stone and with scores, and everybody would follow them slavishly.