Sentence examples for subjects himself from inspiring English sources
The backbone of the evening is a survey of Wagner's life, "his subject of subjects – himself", as Callow puts it.
Jacobs is a stunt journalist, although that term seems belittling to the monumental self-improvement projects he subjects himself to.
Explain that David Blaine is demonstrating a stunt in which he subjects himself to a million volts of electricity.
"So does that mean now everybody will give the same benefit and presumption he's telling the truth if he subjects himself to possible perjury charges if he lies?
Any time a manager drifts away from the expected, or the routine, at this time of year he subjects himself to greater scrutiny than he would normally receive.
Rassoul eventually gives himself up, not after extended psychodrama – he subjects himself to no sustained course of self-examination nor moral or philosophical analysis – but fecklessly.
So he subjected himself to it.
And the reason is the subject himself.
The hard part is keeping up with the subject himself.
He subjected himself to "a robust critique," he said.
