Sentence examples for He subjects from inspiring English sources

DE subjects expended less ankle energy in late-stance and more low-back energy in mid-stance than did the HE subjects.

He subjects it to sub-molecular scrutiny.

He subjects theories to scholastic but frequently puckish close readings, takes note of the experts' facial expressions and what they order for lunch, opens his sails to gossip and jokes.

He subjects Obama's Nobel Peace Prize address to close scrutiny, citing a passage that declared a state may engage in warfare only "if it is waged as a last resort or in self-defense; if the force used is proportional; and if, whenever possible, civilians are spared from violence".

Jacobs is a stunt journalist, although that term seems belittling to the monumental self-improvement projects he subjects himself to.

Explain that David Blaine is demonstrating a stunt in which he subjects himself to a million volts of electricity.

So he subjected himself to it.

He subjected himself to "a robust critique," he said.

And He subjected to you the sea at His commandment; and He subjected to you the rivers and He subjected to you the sun and the moon constant upon their courses, and He subjected to you the night and the day, and gave you all that you asked Him.

Instead he subjected her to a deeper look.

He subjected women to horrific experiments, drugging them with opium afterwards to mask their pain.