Sentence examples for I'm subjected from inspiring English sources

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.

On a lesser scale, I'm subjected to daily social media abuse from people who happen to vote Tory or Ukip.

It's enough to have me hurtling back to Bournemouth where nothing that's said about me could remotely compare to the excruciating daily ordeal I'm subjected by my pint-sized nemesis.

(Journalists are also persona non grata, as I discover after several key village players refuse an interview and I'm subjected to a stiff grilling of my intentions before one bar owner will speak to me).

I'm subjected to pressure.

"I was subjected to physical abuse," laughs McDowell.

I was subjected to an eight-month police inquiry.

I was a child, the first time I was subjected to a racial slur.

On the addiction programme, I was subjected to what I can only call a boot camp.

"Every time I am subjected to more cybernattery... Nicola Sturgeon tweets something really positive.