Sentence examples for exercise a sort of from inspiring English sources

"I do exercise a sort of personal censorship about the kind of work we stage here," says Mr. Hignett of Iford Manor.

Accordingly, God is still able to exercise a sort of general providence over the world, guiding it in the direction of his objectives as creator, or at least something approximating them (Rhoda 2010).

You argue that culture exercises a sort of mind control over us?

Hindenburg and Ludendorff, who now exercised a sort of military semidictatorship, also brought about the dismissal of Chancellor Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg in the delusory hope that "a strong man" could be found to assume the leadership of the Reich.

(There is the phenomenon of directors exercising a sort of critical eye on the script, staging action in such a way as to reveal peculiarities of the story, but that's not the same thing as directing solely to create marginal ornament).

"To do such a major exercise as a sort of defensive move would be highly irrational," Mr. Kramer said.

If you think about these studies together, you begin to imagine exercise as a sort of elixir.

The last-night celebration was a delight, and all that exercise lent a sort of pheromone-heady euphoria to the whole experience.

She seems to have regarded the exercise as a sort of mental boot camp — an arduous but necessary ordeal if she hoped to be a person of character and courage.

What's more, antagonizing people for trying to build a movement for a cause you know damn well is worthwhile is an exercise in a sort of supervillain-esque misanthropy which demands that your entire species join you in suicide.

What's more, antagonising people for trying to build a movement for a cause you know damn well is worthwhile is an exercise in a sort of supervillain-esque misanthropy which demands that your entire species join you in suicide.