Sentence examples for subjected which from inspiring English sources

Powell suffered from mental and physical impairments after a brutal police beating, in 1945, and suffered doubly from the cruel institutional and pharmaceutical treatments to which he was subjected, which sometimes affected his performances — but not on this album, in which the intricacy of his musical ideas was matched by his fingers' mercurial romps.

There are some fabulous pitched battles leading up to a conclusion that it's easy to imagine in the cinema – the only major duff point is the love-at-first-sight romance to which Alex is subjected, which fails to ring true for a number of reasons, not least its opening act of torture.

Leaders being present at the work site also conveys that they are willing to witness and to participate in the day-to-day realities and demands to which workers are subjected, which in turn can help leaders account for these realities in their own decision-making.

However, a human rater should annotate the training dataset for each subject, which introduces subjectivity.

Our conclusions are based on the information provided by the research subjects, which is inherently subjective.

"Couples breaking up is not a subject which interests me.

On that subject, which event do you miss the least?

I found a new subject which was an old subject that I knew.

In short, history is "generally a popular and successful subject, which many pupils enjoy".

He said that he now hoped to turn to those subjects, which could take time.

It is a subject which the BHA may consider at a quieter moment.