Sentence examples for need to subject from inspiring English sources

But don't be like me, there's no need to subject yourself to three years of that.

"There is a difference between warfare and war and I think people need to subject this to the test of does it look and feel like war?

However, there is no need to subject the new regulatory body to the statutory regime of OFCOM in order to achieve this.

The former generals arrive together each day, without friends or family, because, as one of them said, they saw no need to subject them to the proceedings.

To get yourself across on your website or blog, there's no need to subject yourself to endless interviews with journalists or months of "intimate" fly-on-the-wall filming.

Yet if we are to believe that every word in that novel is true, we would need to subject Grace's plumage to a DNA test to discover what avian species she belongs to.

The U.S. also needs to subject these commitments to reporting and review.

Make a list of Subject you need to study.

List all the subjects you need to study.

Therefore European rules and regulations need to be subject to regular reviews just as national rules and regulations [do].

And all four people involved need to be subject to the highest level of scrutiny.