Sentence examples for who subject from inspiring English sources

Shelter cats have ended up with laboratories or with individuals who subject them to cruel fates.

Many have "joined to protect other women" from Islamists who subject women to repression and rape.

A while back we read about a young couple who subject their infant to life in an isolated Alaskan yurt with no amenity except the Internet.

(There is the obligatory joke about clueless rulers who subject their populations to the rigors of a lengthy war they never wanted).

There are few protections for those who subject prophets, or revered religious figures, to ridicule and few – if anyone – willing to try it.

Increasingly, Dr. Gilfillan said, private insurers are embracing ideas that Congress authorized for Medicare, like coordinating care, rewarding providers who deliver superior care and penalizing those who subject patients to needless risks.

His father, a mechanic, was a heavy drinker who subjected his son to regular beatings.

The mass-market consumer was a character who subjected himself to some form of coercion.

Also on view is a collaboration between Miguel Gutierrez and Jaime Fennelly, who subjects a harmonium to electronic processing.

She was betrayed, and arrested by the Fascist authorities, who subjected her to 45 days of interrogation and torture.

Later, Gangubai was tutored by Khan's disciple Sawai Gandharva, who subjected her to the most rigorous voice exercises.