Sentence examples for be exercised by common from inspiring English sources

Raven also vows not to be exercised by common feminist canards such as "the dearth of women on the boards of FTSE 100 companies" and will not "deal in caricatures".

Previous statesmen had been exercised by things like the common good and public virtue (which usually meant making sure that people played their allotted roles in the divinely established order).

What they have in common is deteriorating governance being exercised by from Khartoum.

Tuberculosis (TB) remains a common infectious illness in Nepal and TB control is exercised by a National Tuberculosis Programme, to which The Britain-Nepal Medicontributesontributes.

Confederations are often based on agreements for specific tasks, and the common government may be completely exercised by delegates of the member unit governments.

Calvino is constantly exercised by Italian politics.

The overriding message is to exercise common sense when considering risk.

The most common intervention was exercise (n=282, 71.8%).

This assumption is made by common sense.

Manners are often dictated by common sense.

In 2010, the Commons justice select committee on crown dependencies noted that there could be problems with the "considerable economic and political power exercised" by "individuals" on Sark.