Sentence examples for subjected himself from inspiring English sources

So he subjected himself to it.

But he had never before subjected himself to cross-examination.

He subjected himself to "a robust critique," he said.

The mass-market consumer was a character who subjected himself to some form of coercion.

Yet Prescott Bush subjected himself to the indignity of electioneering so as to be elected senator.

Instead he looked inward and subjected himself to brutal self-assessment.

"Secretary Cheney told me he subjected himself to the same kind of scrutiny," Karen P. Hughes, the campaign spokesman, said.

When he reached a low moment, he subjected himself to a brutal self-assessment of why things weren't working.

He has also subjected himself to several different versions of the match video from 2009 and the carelessness of his players can make him wince.

John Edwards appeared on the morning shows on Friday and cheerfully subjected himself to grilling over the question of his possible endorsement in the Democratic primary.

A convivial soul, Edrich had "subjected himself to a strict regime of early night and strictly rationed drink and smoking" in an attempt to improve his form.