The mass-market consumer was a character who subjected himself to some form of coercion.
His father, a mechanic, was a heavy drinker who subjected his son to regular beatings.
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.
This only encouraged Olbermann, who subjected Bill-O (as Olbermann calls him) to near-daily barrages of acid caricature.
It turns out that Mark's pathology is related to his dominating father, a psychologist who subjected his son to experiments in fear from an early age.
After the second world war, US military commissions successfully prosecuted as war criminals several Japanese soldiers who subjected US prisoners to waterboarding.
Their champion was Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who subjected Exxon's lawyer, Walter Dellinger, to a rapid-fire series of questions about his central arguments.
As a child, he says, his father took him there and left him with "the elders," who subjected him to an initiation ritual in the forest.
A 1997 study, it maintains, followed up the history of 104 sexual offenders "who subjected themselves to castration in the decade between 1970 and 1980.
Tsakalotos believes the anti-austerity government speaks for the growing numbers across Europe who, subjected to the brutal vagaries of the market, feel excluded from decision-making.
