Sentence examples for and he exerted from inspiring English sources

He was also a director of several banks and a major investor in insurance companies, warehouses, and steamship lines, and he exerted a major influence on the development of Baltimore's commerce.

A further student, Woman L, said she started lessons with Bakst around the age of 13 while attending Chetham's between 1969 and 80. "Although an excellent teacher, his general demeanour was quite intimidating," she said, and he exerted a "Svengali-like influence on many of his pupils".

Indeed, Twardowski was a talented teacher, like Brentano, and he exerted, through his teaching, a powerful influence on generations of young Polish philosophers, such as, next to Ingarden, Jan Łukasiewicz, Kazimierz Ajdukiewicz, Stanisław Leśniewski (who, in turn, taught Alfred Tarski) and Tadeusz Kotarbiński.

However, in the English version of the contract, "the word 'President' was inserted into the text and initialed by Yoshida Kiyonari (the Japanese Minister to the United States at the time)." Regardless of title, Clark enjoyed the complete support of the Japanese government in organizing SAC and he exerted principal authority over the college while he was in Japan.

And he exerts power in other ways.

He's the poet laureate of my marriage: my husband and I have read him aloud to each other for years, and he exerts a subtle influence over the way we understand ourselves in love.

The manager has private information about the project profitability and he exerts unobservable levels of different kinds of effort in order to increase the feasibility of successfully completing the project in terms of meeting product specifications.

Vitti has said Meyer's "fingerprints are on nearly every script" and he "exerts as much influence on the show as anyone can without being one of the creators," while recounting how "a show that you have the writer's credit for will run, and the next day people will come up to you and tell you how great it was.

Later as city editor and editor he exerted a fine influence on the policies of the paper.

He never returned to the United States, but through such pupils as Washington Allston, Gilbert Stuart, Charles Willson Peale, and John Singleton Copley, he exerted considerable influence on the development of art in that country during the first decades of the 19th century.

With his moral authority and moral glamour, he exerted an outsized influence.