Sentence examples for then subjects from inspiring English sources

Mr. English starts with good basic ingredients, which he then subjects to a full-frontal lily-gilding.

"Congress exempts the adviser from registration," but then subjects them to the same burdens of registration, she noted.

The council then subjects the foster carer to another 'official' review whereby the council carries out, in effect, a secret trial known as a "Lado".

The book reviews the new theory carefully and in language accessible to the general reader, and then subjects it to a detailed empirical examination.

Shooting the staged images for her paintings with analog film, she then subjects them to 80 or more rounds of PhotoShop manipulation before transferring the results to aluminum panels and handing them over to Team Minter, her crew.

A brutal, laconic writer working consciously in the tradition of Beckett and Kafka, Coetzee places his protagonists in opposition to an oppressive or anarchic state, then subjects them to the grimmest circumstances imaginable: starvation, imprisonment, homelessness, terminal illness, social disgrace, sexual slavery.

Bishop was then subjected to several experiments in child rearing.

They were then subjected to behavioural tests.

The solution was then subjected to electrospinning.

The feature vectors are then subjected to subspace projection.

These ions were then subjected to collision-induced dissociation.