Sentence examples for subjected a from inspiring English sources

For Part 2, titled "Astroturf Constellation," Mr. Orozco subjected a less exotic locale to similar treatment.

Indeed, the argument was so outrageous that it would have rightly subjected a prosecutor to charges of misconduct".

The citation from the Swedish Academy called her "that epicist of the female experience, who with scepticism, fire and visionary power has subjected a divided civilisation to scrutiny".

India's top airline security agency filed a complaint against Continental Airlines on Tuesday, after the carrier subjected a former president of the country to a routine security check.

It charged that employees at the airline's maintenance department at San Francisco Airport subjected a Filipino mechanic, Marcel Espiritu, to almost five years of racial harassment.

A conviction or guilty plea has subjected a player to a fine or the possibility of a suspension without pay as determined by the commissioner.

Where, for instance, "Jackass" subjected a guy wearing a cup to a series of kicks and whams in his most tender area courtesy of his so-called friends.

I feel subjected a little bit, as an artist, to the pressure of what viewers feel is beautiful or what they need from beauty.

According to the grand jury report, he subjected a boy estimated to be 10 years old to "anal intercourse" in locker room showers at the university in 2002.

Police also want to trace Giedrius Rimidis, 24, after he subjected a woman to a terrifying rape ordeal in July 2008 in Lithuania.

People are quick to condemn vocational qualifications as "dead-end" if they fail to lead directly to jobs, but have rarely subjected A-levels and degrees to the same test.