Sentence examples for Felt subjected from inspiring English sources

Like many actors, he said, he felt subjected to "abusive treatment" at the hands of directors.

Several of them said they had felt subjected to pressure by the police.

Cognitive behavioural therapy didn't work at all – I felt subjected to the blustering orders of a 5ft sergeant major.

Mrs Clinton revisits painful disputes from the 2008 Democratic primary, when she felt subjected to sexist attack by Obama allies.

She tells Razia Iqbal how from a very early age she felt subjected to inequality.

Have you ever felt subjected to or judged based on stereotypes depicted in Hollywood films?

Felting shrinkage occurs when wet fibres, subjected to mechanical action, become matted into packed masses.

Glass/wool felts hybrid laminates have been manufactured by hand lay-up using an epoxy resin and subjected to tensile, flexural and falling weight impact loading up to penetration.

Barry Devonside, whose son Christopher was among the dead, told Professor Phil Scraton, principal author of the Hillsborough independent panel report, of his "'disgust' that minutes after identifying his dead son he was being subjected to what 'felt like an interrogation'".

Also called felting or milling, fulling is a process that increases the thickness and compactness of wool by subjecting it to moisture, heat, friction, and pressure until shrinkage of 10 to 25 percent is achieved.

We found that proprioceptive input (that is, the subject's "felt position") had a significant influence on mental rotation whereas the visually perceived posture of the hand did not.