Sentence examples for subjected upon from inspiring English sources

The popular devotion to monarchy that had produced Joan was undermining English positions almost everywhere in France; the urgent necessity to discredit her explains the callous efficiency of the inquisition to which she was subjected, upon being captured by the Burgundians and turned over to the English in 1430.

This was also what subjects indicated upon debriefing and is in agreement with the findings of Riggs et al. (2006).

Hits were individually subjected to confirmation and upon verification of relevance were included.

The point was cloning, a subject upon which Ral was more than happy to discourse at length.

He was attempting to sound out public opinion on a subject upon which the President was still reluctant to commit himself publicly.

I had gravitated toward the subject upon being struck by how a sophisticated, democratic society had made next to no use of imprisonment.

And she said Mr. Bush was devoted to Head Start, a subject upon which the Republican ticket has become suddenly vulnerable because of votes cast against it by Dick Cheney, the vice-presidential candidate, when he was a congressman.

They were at the Flux Factory, an artists' collective, to learn about passions and obsessions at an event called Expert Oddities, where a group of artists across a variety of disciplines lectured on oddball subjects upon which they had fixated.

In 1914 Macke traveled with the Swiss painter Paul Klee to Tunis, Tunisia, where Macke painted a series of works that place the subject upon a grid of various pure colours.

This is the opposite of obsessional thought, which, as Freud puts it, endlessly returns to "those subjects upon which all mankind is uncertain and upon which our knowledge and judgment must necessarily remain open to doubt" – a form of thought which can't bear human ambivalence.

EBPR is a challenging, threshold level subject upon which deeper knowledge and skills are built.