Sentence examples for His exerted from inspiring English sources

The pH dependence of helix formation suggested that Asp and His exerted significant control over this process and over fibrillogenesis in general.

Terluk appeared on a Russian TV programme about the poisoning of Alexander Litvinenko and accused Berezovsky of having, through his associates, exerted pressure on him to produce false evidence of a murder plot.

He's just another groupie MD who abused his position and exerted power over the powerless.

Rohmer is a great artistic paradox: he films delicately dialectical stories about raging sexual passions; it's as if his main theme is the mighty force exerted by mind over matter.

He not only exerted influence over state-controlled organisations through his role as prime minister, but through his own media empire, including a major broadcaster and publishers.

German Idealism seems to have exerted another enduring influence on Weber, discernible in his ethical worldview more than in his epistemological position.

In 1771 he published an early version of his theory, based on an expansive electrical fluid that exerted pressure.

That would require closure, and Said, following French critical theory, believed that scholarly enterprises (like the Orientalist studies of the Middle East he examined in his 1978 book, "Orientalism") were acts of power that exerted imperial control, colonizing their subjects.

Similarly, theatre boss Bernard Miles, wanting to do a modern version of Henry Fielding's Rape Upon Rape, exerted pressure and even had other writers up his sleeve in case Bart couldn't deliver.

The 29-year-old had been put on the back foot for the opening three rounds but eventually exerted pressure over Chudinov and secured victory after his opponent failed to respond to a barrage of shots.

They all exerted influences on the content, esthetics and structure of his poetry.