Sentence examples for subjected I from inspiring English sources

It transpires they are antique slippers used in the foot-binding process to which Chinese women were subjected: "I make art out of them.

And when Karl Ove goes with one of his children to what looks for all the world like Sweden's version of a Music Together class — a mortification to which your humble poster has been subjected — I had to look away.

But in the name of the fragile parental ego that I share, and the blows to which it must be constantly subjected, I will not be e-mailing "Raising Successful Children" to the friend to whom I gave Dr. Rotbart's book, or to anyone else.

Mr Tomlinson is the kind of QC who has the confidence to say (when asked by Tory MP Angie Bray about an ennobled fellow silk's criticism of the exemplary damages to which newspapers who opt out of the new system could be subjected): "I have the greatest respect for David Pannick... but on this point he is just wrong".

RBCS1 expression was also studied in the young plants of the Icatú, Rubi, Obatã and I59 cultivars subjected (NI) or not subjected (I) to the severe WS that occurred during the dry season of 2010, as shown in the Table 3.

Warrnambool detected the submarine 23 minutes after the attack, and she and Kalgoorlie subjected I-174 to four depth charge attacks over two hours until contact was lost.

"I just follow the subjects i'm interested in," Theroux says.

Subject: i need a hacker.

Fixed-effect of subject (i).

The most frequent AEs were local pain/intolerance to paresthesia (47 subjects, i.e. 2.03%), arousal changes (mostly sleepiness/fatigue, sometimes insomnia, 19 subjects, i.e. 0.82%), headache after the stimulation (12 subjects, i.e. 0.52%).

In addition, we considered two settings: recognition with a cooperative gallery subject (i.e., cooperative setting) and with an uncooperative gallery subject (i.e., uncooperative setting).