Sentence examples for considerable exercise from inspiring English sources

"He has not lived like a Trappist monk but to picture him as an inveterate hell-raiser, completely surrounded by chorus girls, comfortable only on ball fields and in saloons, would be a considerable exercise in inaccuracy".

A day at Sage Hill may read like a traditional spa experience -- reduced-carb meals ("I'm an intuitive cook; I don't make food for how it will taste but for how it will make you feel"), considerable exercise (you get up at 6 and take a six-mile hike every day), every massage and alignment you've ever heard of, even acupuncture, and in-depth counseling (but no mud baths, no facials, no pedicures).

The Australian Cattle Dog is an adaptable dog that can accept city or indoor living conditions, if its considerable exercise and companionship needs are met.

The term 'sedentary behaviour' is open to uncertainty, as considerable exercise may be taking place in a sedentary (i.e., seated) position for example, rowing or cycling.

The author exercised considerable care in his use of traditional material, for everything is made to serve in an overall theological perspective.

Courts must consider many factors and exercise considerable restraint in granting remedies that have international ramifications".

Detailed programs to some orchestral works of Richard Strauss, for example, exercise considerable control over the music.

In practice, however, the police exercise considerable discretion as to whom they will prosecute.

While classical and medieval models continued to exercise considerable influence, new forms began to challenge them.

For this to work, the White House will also have to exercise considerable diplomatic finesse.

Disease mappers should exercise considerable caution in selecting the denominator population for mapping.