Sentence examples for considered an exercise from inspiring English sources

And President Vladimir V. Putin's war in Chechnya can hardly be considered an exercise in democracy.

In no way could his rule be considered an exercise of despotic power.

"Notorious," for example, could be considered an exercise in the artful variation of points of view, as created through camerawork that is, with one conspicuous exception, almost entirely objective.

The disclosure came in the form a newly unearthed 2001 memo showing that in April of that year, Norad considered an exercise in which military commanders would weigh how to respond to an attack in which terrorists flew a hijacked plane into the Pentagon, precisely what happened five months later.

Reporting a crime is generally considered an exercise of civic virtue.

Lisa Gant and Alex Pelling, a couple from Yorkshire, England, went in with the exact opposite idea: to have wedding ceremonies as many times in as many places as possible, in what can only be considered an exercise in extreme destination wedding planning.

There were thousands of permutations to consider, an exercise that delighted Michael and his friends as they sat around the fountain.

Little did I know I was meeting with an exercise fiend, who made it very clear that I should consider an exercise program at the same private gym he visits three times a week.

Sunseri's proposed dress code, which she considers an exercise in compromise, would allow for sleeveless shirts with straps that are at least three fingertips wide, skirts and dresses that meet the "fingertip rule" for length and shirts that meet the "credit card rule" -- a credit card length from the bottom of the throat to the top of the shirt.

Consider an exercise that a biology student might encounter in an introductory genetics course: calculating inheritance probabilities of sex-linked traits.

In 2010 the BeweegKuur programme (BK), which can be considered an example of exercise referral, was implemented in a restricted area [ 21].