Sentence examples for subjected yourself from inspiring English sources

Unless you've subjected yourself to an Internet blackout to better commune with the natural pleasures of summer, chances are you've heard something about Mindy Meyer, the 22-year-old New York State Senate contestant, who, when asked about Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo in an interview, said she was "not familiar with him in particular, like his issues, and you know, everything about him".

Have you subjected yourself to the latest advertising fad, SMS messages containing marketing slogans?

because subjecting yourself to this election cycle is sadistic enough HENDRIK HERTZBERG: I took a dip.

Read the blackly comic book rather than subjecting yourself to last year's godawful film adaptation.

At most it could mean subjecting yourself to three years of misery.

It's not worth subjecting yourself to that in the future.

That doesn't mean you have to subject yourself to a miserable work life.

"You're subjecting yourself to so much by coming here," she said.

To go out on New Year's Eve is to subject yourself to a dreadful barrage of competing horrors.

The ability to subject yourself to the kind of criticism I'm getting now, for something I think is right?

"I mean, what do you think of while they're running and subjecting yourself to that much pain?