100 Examples of sentences containing the common noun "subject"

Definition

The term "subject" as a common noun has several meanings:

1. A person or thing that is being discussed, described, or dealt with.
2. A branch of knowledge or area of study (e.g., mathematics, history).
3. An individual or entity that is under the authority of another, often in legal or political contexts.
4. The focus of a work of art or literature.

Synonyms

• Topic
• Theme
• Issue
• Matter
• Field
• Discipline
• Area
• Focus

Antonyms

• Object
• Predicate
• Exclusion
• Unrelated

Examples

1. The teacher will subject the students to a challenging exam.
2. They decided to subject the proposal to further review.
3. She didn't want to subject herself to harsh criticism.
4. The scientist will subject the samples to rigorous testing.
5. He was subject to the rules of the organization.
6. The experiment will subject the materials to extreme conditions.
7. We should subject the theory to real-world application.
8. She felt it unfair to subject her friends to her problems.
9. The law will subject all citizens to the same regulations.
10. They decided to subject the artwork to a public exhibition.
11. The survey will subject participants to various questions.
12. The committee will subject the findings to scrutiny.
13. The judge will subject the defendant to a fair trial.
14. The proposal was subject to approval from higher authorities.
15. We need to subject this matter to further discussion.
16. He didn't want to subject his family to unnecessary worry.
17. The experiment will subject the hypothesis to testing.
18. The document will subject the parties to legal obligations.
19. The artist chose to subject his work to different interpretations.
20. She felt it was wrong to subject her child to such stress.
21. The new policy will subject employees to stricter guidelines.
22. They plan to subject the data to statistical analysis.
23. The book will subject the reader to a gripping narrative.
24. We must subject our assumptions to critical evaluation.
25. The law will subject businesses to higher taxes.
26. He will subject the equipment to thorough inspection.
27. She was subject to the whims of her boss.
28. The findings will subject the industry to new standards.
29. They will subject the proposal to a vote.
30. The patient will subject herself to a medical procedure.
31. The program aims to subject children to various learning styles.
32. He didn't want to subject himself to peer pressure.
33. The research will subject the theory to new evidence.
34. The team will subject the players to intense training.
35. The film will subject viewers to a rollercoaster of emotions.
36. They decided to subject the initiative to public feedback.
37. The company will subject its products to quality checks.
38. She refused to subject her beliefs to criticism.
39. The law may subject certain groups to discrimination.
40. The analysis will subject the results to further interpretation.
41. The students will subject their projects to peer review.
42. He was subject to the laws of nature.
43. The tests will subject the materials to high temperatures.
44. The committee will subject the applications to evaluation.
45. The professor will subject the class to a difficult exam.
46. They plan to subject the theory to practical application.
47. The artist wanted to subject his work to different audiences.
48. She didn't want to subject herself to such a risk.
49. The new rules may subject everyone to increased scrutiny.
50. They will subject the issue to further investigation.
51. The course will subject students to various philosophical ideas.
52. He chose to subject his thoughts to writing.
53. The policy change will subject workers to new regulations.
54. The director will subject the film to edits and revisions.
55. The study will subject the participants to a series of tests.
56. The report will subject the findings to peer review.
57. She didn't want to subject her ideas to dismissal.
58. The experiment aims to subject the hypothesis to real-world scenarios.
59. The law will subject offenders to severe penalties.
60. The committee will subject the nominees to interviews.
61. They decided to subject the plan to a public vote.
62. The review will subject the article to critical analysis.
63. The board will subject the proposal to discussion.
64. He will subject his theories to rigorous examination.
65. The new law may subject individuals to fines.
66. The proposal will subject the community to changes.
67. The artist will subject his work to a gallery showing.
68. She felt it necessary to subject her work to feedback.
69. They will subject the findings to a conference presentation.
70. The law could subject companies to liability.
71. The study will subject animals to observation.
72. He wanted to subject his ideas to debate.
73. The director plans to subject the script to revisions.
74. The researchers will subject the data to analysis.
75. She didn't want to subject her children to danger.
76. The council will subject the proposal to a vote.
77. The teacher will subject the students to a quiz.
78. They decided to subject the findings to international scrutiny.
79. The new policy will subject everyone to training.
80. The project will subject participants to various conditions.
81. The judge will subject the case to a jury trial.
82. The artist wishes to subject her work to a different medium.
83. The study will subject the claims to verification.
84. She will subject her work to the committee's review.
85. The new law may subject citizens to stricter identification checks.
86. The team will subject the proposal to a feasibility study.
87. The curriculum will subject students to different perspectives.
88. He has chosen to subject himself to the challenge.
89. The experiment will subject the hypothesis to practical tests.
90. The report will subject the data to comparison.
91. They plan to subject the issue to further debate.
92. The rules will subject all players to the same penalties.
93. The team will subject the project to a timeline review.
94. The process will subject the materials to different stress tests.
95. She didn't want to subject her family to her troubles.
96. The findings may subject the theory to new scrutiny.
97. They will subject the manuscript to editing.
98. The law will subject businesses to audits.
99. He refused to subject himself to ridicule.
100. The course will subject participants to real-world challenges.