Sentence examples for even subjected from inspiring English sources

Eastern Ghouta was even subjected to chemical attacks when the government launched missiles laced with sarin in the area, killing over a thousand people – including many children.

Parents are often threatened with having their children taken into care, wrongly told that there is no help available, and even subjected to racist abuse.

Then, an adaptive sliding mode controller (ASMC) is proposed to drive the controlled state trajectories into the designated sliding surface in finite time even subjected to input nonlinearities.

Desmond (which we'll call him to distinguish the character from the historical figure) is derided and punished by his sergeant (Vince Vaughn); mocked, brutalized, and ostracized by the other members of his company; and even subjected to a court-martial.

The political theme in the novel is interwoven with the story of Emily Wharton and the blackguard Lopez, who is even subjected to the ignominy of being blackballed from Trollope's favourite club, the Garrick.

It was Legrand the jazzman who turned up for the 79-year-old's first ever season at Ronnie Scott's: he even subjected his most famously soulful hits to some mischievous jazz deconstruction.

Even subjecting this well-intentioned squib to critical inspection seems obtuse.

"Even subjects as diverse as accounting, art and design, and psychology have topped the success charts," writes Laura McInerney.

Citizens refuse to pay bribes and they report errant police officers, even subjecting a few to public humiliation.

In rare cases, these lifts can even subject the patient to bruising or skin tearing.

It's actually not even subject to it; his problem is getting House Republicans to agree.