Sentence examples for subject to remarks from inspiring English sources

I personally have been subject to remarks much worse than those shared on stage".

While employed at the company, Mr. Borumand was subjected to "remarks that reflected animus toward his national origin and religion," the E.E.O.C. said in a complaint filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan.

The Yale, like all large clubs, is subject to snide remarks from members of smaller clubs about its low bar for admission.

Other women testified they were subject to hostile remarks, especially concerning pregnancy, and unfairly passed over for promotion in what they described as a sexist atmosphere controlled by male district managers.

Francis said she too had been subjected to abusive remarks.

The Jewish Chronicle reported that you were subjected to antisemitic remarks.

Ms. Abinader, the daughter of Lebanese immigrants to Pennsylvania, recalls being subjected to racist remarks by her classmates because of her dark complexion.

The plaintiffs are four black women, whose complaints include being subjected to rude remarks and being paid less than white counterparts.

Mr. Kuby said one church member sustained brain damage after being choked by a nightstick; another was sprayed with Mace and subjected to racist remarks.

The director, Joan M. Thompson, said, according to documents her lawyer sent to the board, that she was "subjected to discriminatory remarks"; that she was referred to as a "black bitch"; and that two deputy directors said she was hired because of her race and would "turn the agency black".

I later learned that Allen feared for his life and was subjected to homophobic remarks.