Sentence examples for appear to be exercising from inspiring English sources

They appear to be exercising some of the very caution that you prescribe.

Earlier today, international observers said, the Israelis did appear to be exercising restraint at some points of conflict.

Although Albert Finney's Poirot is less of a poised comic turn than Ustinov's, he really does appear to be exercising his little grey cells in the first film in the series, Murder on the Orient Express (1974).

Death penalty experts say juries and prosecutors appear to be exercising greater care in using the death penalty, especially after recent cases in which DNA evidence proved that people had been wrongly convicted.

Labour's Gilmore said she was concerned about the situation because jobcentre decision-makers already did not appear to be exercising enough discretion before applying sanctions under the old regime.

Now, says Mr Glennon, they appear to be exercising "hindsight, not oversight".In January Republicans will take over the Senate, and they are in no mood to curb the CIA.

The Iraqi government still appears to be exercising control within the capital.

But in the majority of cases, Mr. Baviskar said, women in reserved seats appeared to be exercising real power.

The police were widely criticized for violently suppressing protests by the coalition earlier this year, but appeared to be exercising more restraint on Saturday.

They still have the Parc des Princes and Zinedine Zidane warned that "anything can happen" in three weeks' time, but after Adrien Rabiot and Cristiano Ronaldo scored in the first half, Marco Asensio came on to create late goals for Ronaldo and Marcelo, just when PSG appeared to be exercising some control.

The previous afternoon, at the Hollister Independence Rally pageant finals, caught in a crush of several hundred hooting and hollering guys (and a much smaller number of gals, none of whom appeared to be exercising absolute free will), I found myself standing next to Dallas Roberts, from San Diego.