Sentence examples for I'm subject to from inspiring English sources

As a dual citizen, I'm subject to Hungarian law.

But today, I'm subject to a one-on-one experience.

"I am continually apologetic for smudging that journalistic line, but I'm a human being, and I'm subject to the same frailties," Mr. Ramsay said.

"It was a business decision, because if somebody gets hurt in there, I'm subject to lose everything I've worked so hard for," he said.

But it does serve as a vivid reminder that while living in China I'm subject to a set of rules and an official mind-set that are the obverse of those in the United States.

Lovett samples the signature call of Keith Bradley, a well-known reining announcer, and goes on to sing: For it's on my 3-year-old I ride And I'll spin and run and stop and slide I'm subject to the natural forces Home is where my horse is.

We further assume that both x i and y i are subject to left censoring.

When I'm subjected to a badly written play, I deservedly feel taken.

"I feel that, a lot of the time, I'm subjected to a scrutiny that men aren't.

I'm subjected to pressure.

I'm subjected to racism every day – sometimes very serious verbal attacks.