Sentence examples for we subject ourselves from inspiring English sources

Why do we subject ourselves to it?

Yet we subject ourselves to similar anxieties.

"The more we subject ourselves, the more likely some abnormality shows up that may require more testing, some of which has unwanted consequences".

We can accept our dependence upon animals only if sanctioned by the medical or legal establishment, circumscribed by the regulations of these institutions, through which we subject ourselves to pathologization and further objectify our animal friends and family.

Idiocy is, after all, funny, and the late Stuart Sutherland, despite or perhaps because of having been professor of psychology at Sussex University, had an eye for the absurdities to which we subject ourselves.

Regardless of the admission outcome, choosing to go through the process can be difficult because of the exposure and risk we subject ourselves to, which really consists of a fear of being rejected.

After all the foul fragrances that we subjected ourselves to throughout the day, all I have to say is I feel bad for the people on our bus ride home.

It is also small wonder that, if we printed such a recipe today, we would subject ourselves to massive ridicule and buffoonery.

The only rule that we should subject ourselves to is the one where we strive to not be terrible toward one another.

The cause, she explains, is "the noise we blithely subject ourselves to day after day".

The recipe below gives an excellent, light, fresh beer, ideally suited to the relative abstinence we all subject ourselves to in January.