Sentence examples for subject others from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hope (who is stepping down as state party leader) was only publicly broaching a subject others are whispering about: that the deconstruction of Mark Green in the mayoral race suggests that a white candidate has to walk on eggshells when running against a black or Latino candidate.

Justifying the siege on the grounds of the "iron rule" of law, which "supplies the foundation for all authority and leadership," Vonlanden wrote that "if you are willing to subject yourself to something, you have the right to subject others to it".

But if you want others to subject others to your musical tastes, Blip.fm is still the way to go.

"No one, let alone someone in such a senior position, should subject others to offensive or inappropriate behaviour.

Thus, those apt to pick up the cigarette habit can do so in a far healthier way and also not subject others to second-hand smoke.

Why do we subject others to indignity?

It is ethically dubious to subject other people to grave — and predictable — risks.

In these passages, the film seems to have no subject other than her pretty and oddly peaceful-looking features.

In fact, 54percentt of students like computer science "a lot" (roughly 15percentt more than any subject other than art).

We suffer the indignities to which we subject other animals.

Some kept to Jewish subjects, others ventured into more challenging arenas.