Sentence examples for because we have exercised from inspiring English sources

Promise-keeping is less a moral issue than a question of whether we are neurophysiologically trustworthy because we have exercised the psychic muscles that hold a promise in mind until its fulfillment.

This, my uncle liked to say, was because we had exercised our faith.

He said: "The reason we have exercises like today is because, obviously, we are concerned there are people planning terrorist events.

"No citizen," Mr. Bopp added, "should ever worry that they will be threatened or injured because they have exercised their right to engage in the political process".

Even more interesting is that the referendum has come about not because local politicians are enthusiastic for this new model, but because local people have exercised their right to petition for a ballot.

Perhaps because Western democratic governments have exercised dominant control over new broadcasting media, they are particularly upset when this technology is used against them.

Americans today are in this sense "smarter," because much more complex environments have exercised and molded their brains to perform such abstract tasks.

It forecasts a short average life for its options because its executives and employees have exercised their options quickly in the past, he said.

Although students were the wrongdoers in these cases, schools were penalized, in part, because adult staff members should have exercised proper supervision.

When we claim the power of our heritage, behave like people who know our own resilience and strength because we have had to exercise it simply to survive, nothing in the world can pull us back down into anyone's crab bucket.

"I am happy to go to school, because we have shoes and exercise books.