Sentence examples for does exert from inspiring English sources

But it does exert a queasy fascination.

That elite does exert a growing influence as the book unfolds, and it is true that the moralistic side of the establishment prevents Karenin showing Anna mercy.

However, the Sun does exert a small torque on the Earth with respect to the planet's centre, owing to the fact that the Earth is not perfectly spherical.

This is an island where as Hawtin says "you are so far away from your reality that anything goes", and whose fabled magnetism really does exert a powerful pull on the world's dance fans.

There is little doubt that dancers' formative culture does exert a considerable influence on the way they look as they dance, even if students worldwide practice the same exercises to achieve ballet's technical goals: turnout of the hips and legs, a vertical torso, lengthened lines, highly articulated feet and legs.

Obviously "promote the general welfare" shouldn't serve as an excuse for the government to take control of literally every aspect of life, but I think I'm on solid ground in saying that the president does exert some influence on the economy and how actors within it function, and that this is appropriate.

In December he did exert pressure on the Federal Communications Commission to act quickly on a television license sought by a major contributor, Paxson Communications.

"Even if one or more of the five genes identified do exert an effect, it's likely only a small part of the story," she said.

Although twin studies are rarely a conspicuous feature of policy debates, they do exert an underlying force, through the altered understanding of human development which they have engendered.

These studies demonstrate that normal therapeutic doses do exert a CNS effect in non-migrainous subjects.

Many studies show that inserted genes do exert multiple effects, reviewed in [23].