Sentence examples for subjected straight from inspiring English sources

Thus, crude fraction (cytoplasmic fraction after ultracentrifuge) was subjected straight to ion exchange.

Proficient but unimaginative, he shot each subject straight on with his large-format camera, achieving lucid yet unremittingly banal images.

Peter Brook: It is quite clear that when one takes any political subject straight on the nose, one is in enormous danger of simplifying what everyone knows by heart from television and newspapers.

"No bill that could pass Congress right now or in the immediate future would be sufficient to produce enough clean power to mitigate climate change at the rate we need," remarked the physicist Joe Romm, who writes the blog climateprogress.org and is author of an insightful new book on this subject, "Straight Up".

Avoid photographing your subjects straight on.

Film the interview subject straight on or at an angle (45 degrees is ideal).

Crooked at the middle joint like the head of a hammer, the offending digit created an excruciating pain sandwich in which the toe blistered its own knuckle by rubbing against the tops of my dress shoes while simultaneously subjecting my straight toes to abnormal weight-bearing pressure.

But Padilla was arrested three months before Zubaydah was subjected to 17 straight days of waterboarding and other painful practices.

Aren't we already frequently enough subjected to seeing straight people making out and hooking up in the world outside (and even in music videos by gay artists, like Sam Smith's recently released "I'm Not the Only One")?

Analytical ratcheting limits of straight pipes subjected to typical reversed bending and steady internal pressure were deduced theoretically according to the Non-Cyclic Method.

The two orthogonal yarns in a micromechanical unit cell are idealized as straight rods subjected to tensile or compression loading resulting in extension or shortening deformation.