Sentence examples for It subjects from inspiring English sources
It subjects artistic endeavour to the whim of many people.
It subjects Bolivian cargo to unwarranted inspections, for example.
It subjects our landscape and wildlife to the same process of commodification that has blighted everything else the corporate economy touches.
It subjects Hilton to an injunction, approved by a federal judge, that prohibits the hotel chain from starting any new "lifestyle" hotels for two years, a blow for a company that had made this a major growth initiative.
It subjects you to feelings of helpless rage when you see poets being turned back at our borders, clowns being banned from performing for children, CCTV in schools and now bouncers being given the power to issue on-the-spot fines.
It subjects both foreign and domestic corporations to antitrust scrutiny.
They're both pretty love-it-or-hate-it subjects — but put them together in the right way, and they're wonderful.
Is it subject to supply and demand?
Is it subject to planned obsolescence?
But it subjected him to a significant dose of radiation.
