Sentence examples for subject to anything from inspiring English sources
None of the 15 EU governments will, in fact, be subject to anything.
The Look of Architecture.By Witold RybczynskiOxford University Press; 208 pages; $22 and £14.99ARCHITECTS seldom like to think of themselves as subject to anything so trivial as style.
What if, though, the whole battle of ayes and nays had never been subject to anything, really, except a simple rule of economic development?
Wolfe said: "If and when we receive an application, we will not only publish the fact that we have received it, but we will publish - subject to anything which is genuinely commercially confidential - the application itself.
"The weak attempt by the White House to manufacture a controversy illustrates the president's desperation to change the subject to anything other than his failures on jobs and the economy," said Kevin Smith, a spokesman for Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio.
"The weak attempt by the White House to manufacture a controversy illustrates the president's desperation to change the subject to anything other than his failures on jobs and the economy," said Kevin Smith, spokesman for Speaker John A. Boehner of Ohio.
"I had never been subjected to anything like that," he said in an interview.
In an interview with DeporTV, a Spanish-language television station, she said, "In no moment did I feel attacked or subjected to anything really offensive".
It was as if the candidates had decided that the nation's anxiety was too profound for Americans to be subjected to anything too ugly, anything that might make them even more uneasy.
Forged seemingly on creative autopilot, these shows typically feature well-meaning guys in a bad way getting a shot at professional reinvention, one in which they are guaranteed never to be subjected to anything but the comeliest female work force.
Even though civilians are rarely subjected to anything close to the devastating waves that burst from battle explosions, the characteristics of blast injuries could lend insight into brain damage caused by single impacts in automobile accidents, for example.
