Sentence examples for an exercise of from inspiring English sources
"an exercise of" is correct and usable in written English
You use it when referring to exercising someone's right, authority, or power. Example: The judge's ruling was an exercise of judicial discretion.
But it did resonate as an exercise of corporate power.
Half-needing to do it as an exercise of the mind, and half an exercise of a daily routine.
It was an exercise of will and an antidote against "endless boredom".
"I welcome nonviolent protests as an exercise of our great democracy".
"It wasn't an exercise of using the game to abuse racially any of the players.
Deploying missiles against a "renegade province" is an exercise of "sovereign right".
"In New York, this is an exercise of more guts than brains," he said.
There is a "clear distinction between an exercise of discretion and an arbitrary decision," he said.
"We feel empowered in making choices, and using formula is an exercise of choice".
Former Labour Treasury minister Geoffrey Robinson described it as an exercise of non-engagement.
Each of the qualifying words in the definition can lead to an exercise of judicial discretion.
