Sentence examples for thus subjected from inspiring English sources

"[They] were thus subjected to this brutal display the moment the cover appeared".

"This so-called factual presentation is thus subjected to three judgments, all of them most humanly and most ungodly made".

We are thus subjected to "journalism" in which those least qualified to opine, and those with the greatest personal interests in the outcome of debates, are presented as objective experts, while viewers remain entirely uninformed about all of this.

The movement of the mirrors is thus subjected to the command mechanisms of two factors: the position of the frame, since the matrices are arranged in rows of the same units of set, and the adjustment of the combination of magnifying glasses and prisms.

This type of argillite is thus subjected to long-term softening due to saturation in the contact zone.

They are thus subjected to a generally inshore-directed flow, which induces a lift, and drag force on the vane.

Not only are they getting older, but cinema is getting younger, thus subjecting 60-something film critics to a kind of cultural Doppler effect that must sound ghastly.

Nor do they regulate the rate of release, thus subjecting rivers and their inhabitants to harmful fluctuations in water levels and temperatures.

Today, players try to stretch their careers to reap financial rewards, thus subjecting their aging bodies to physical stress they simply cannot take.

Firstly, this was a retrospective and single-center analysis, thus subjecting to biases.

Thus, subject and object converged.