How do you use the word subjected in a sentence?

Answer 1

Mary, a highlysubjective judge of her son's abilities, feels he's brilliant in ever respect. The boy's father, however, has less emotional view of him.

or

The reporter refused to write about his friend's trial; He knew any story wrote would be too subjective to be published as an unbiased article.

Answer 2

We encouraged her to leave her husband because no one should ever be subjected to the horrific violence she endured.
If we don't help our 7-year-old son lose weight, he'll be subjected to endless teasing at school.

Answer 3

"Bill and Bob wrote every sentence with a compound subject."

"Their conversation carefully avoided the subject of political financing."

"Physics is my favorite subject in school."

"The subject in the experiment was injured, but fully recovered."

(verb)

"Why do we subject ourselves to such embarrassment?"

"Final exams can subject students to considerable stress."

Answer 4

The politician's position on transgenic development was pure subjectivity.