Sentence examples for feels subjected from inspiring English sources

The Jesuit Father Arnall's shocking set piece dominates Portrait's third chapter and infects Stephen Dedalus's imagination with a litany of damnations so unrelenting (How long is eternity? How much of hell can we even imagine?) the reader feels subjected to a sort of verbally-induced derangement.

Several of them said they had felt subjected to pressure by the police.

Like many actors, he said, he felt subjected to "abusive treatment" at the hands of directors.

Cognitive behavioural therapy didn't work at all – I felt subjected to the blustering orders of a 5ft sergeant major.

Mrs Clinton revisits painful disputes from the 2008 Democratic primary, when she felt subjected to sexist attack by Obama allies.

I feel subjected a little bit, as an artist, to the pressure of what viewers feel is beautiful or what they need from beauty.

She tells Razia Iqbal how from a very early age she felt subjected to inequality.

Have you ever felt subjected to or judged based on stereotypes depicted in Hollywood films?

Ordinary people feel subject to, rather than masters of, their circumstances.

Mr. Paul, in contrast, stormed out, saying he felt subject to an inquisition.

"Even before high school Sally felt subject to bemused comparisons with Naomi by teachers and other girls.