Sentence examples for lives subject from inspiring English sources

We should not make disabled lives subject to debate.

For a decade now, they have fended off the authorities, living their lives subject to arrest and deportation.

The assisted dying bill – which would enable terminally ill patients to ask for help to end their lives subject to certain safeguards – is due to be debated in the Lords later this month.

Listen, I am sympathetic to this because we all, don't we, live lives subject to the constant control of a landlord and leases, and we're all scared of emailing the guy to ask what the penalties might be, possibly, maybe, for terminating the lease early, if we had to, if we absolutely had to.

The current generation of American politicians is the first to have their private lives subjected to total public scrutiny.

Nonetheless, their private lives, subjected to relentless exposure, may well be a tougher role to sustain than any that they play onscreen.

Of course, people don't actually spend their entire lives subjected to the global average temperature, which is currently about 15 degrees Celsius, or 59 degrees Fahrenheit.

I don't have to live subject to the things or people I experience.

It is these unsolved mysteries which make it a living subject, constantly evolving, changing and surprising.

The only time she wrote about a living subject - Margaret Thatcher, who appeared in her biographical anthology The Warrior Queens - it felt "odd".

The biggest disadvantage a biographer has with a live subject is that the biographer cannot always be as honest as he or she wants.