Sentence examples for subject everyone from inspiring English sources

To subject everyone to invasive body searches is an unreasonable violation.

If there's one subject everyone has an opinion on, it's eating on a budget.

"You have Britney?" "As far as the celebrity couple," he said, changing the subject, "everyone has TomKat right now.

It asks you to subject everyone who makes claims about important and contentious subjects to the same standards of enquiry and proof.

Yet movies have become our basic cultural coin -- the one subject everyone can talk to everyone else about, regardless of age or circumstance.

"Ninety-five percent of the population will never get colorectal cancer, so why subject everyone to a risky procedure," Dr. Pignone said.

So instead of subjecting everyone to the same checks, security should be randomised.

My CD changer malfunctioned an hour before the guests arrived, subjecting everyone to an endless loop of Stan Getz until dessert.

Every time a terrorist does something on a flight, the agency reacts to it by subjecting everyone to some new search procedure.

Instead, the law undermines the autonomy of all by giving police unchecked authority to harass anyone who looks or sounds foreign, and subjects everyone, including United States citizens and legal residents, to unjustified detention and arrest.

Calvin Tomkins, who has chronicled the lives of artists for The New Yorker for half a century, has somehow managed to escape the ritual of interrogation to which he has subjected everyone from Andy Warhol on down.