Sentence examples for exercise in doing from inspiring English sources

Coping is not a precise science but an exercise in doing what can be accomplished.

Mr. Castro said, "It has to be an accomplished exercise in doing the most with the least".

The deeper you look into other souls — and writing is primarily an exercise in doing just that — the clearer people's inherent dignity becomes.

The deeper you look into other souls and writing is primarily an exercise in doing just that the clearer people's inherent dignity becomes.

As he describes in his entertaining new book, "Corpocracy", its annual meeting is a vigorous exercise in doing the minimum required by the law.

If their abrupt adoption was perhaps less comprehensible by a Tory party whose members were, in the year of Turing's pardon, still voting against same-sex marriage, perhaps it came about precisely because a posthumous pardon is, unlike one for the alive, an exercise in doing nothing.

Consider Eco's caution against "the alibi of photocopies": "A student makes hundreds of pages of photocopies and takes them home, and the manual labor he exercises in doing so gives him the impression that he possesses the work.

Caution must be exercised in doing so, because these metrics assume a Gaussian distribution of HAQ-DI (i.e. a bell curve), an assumption that may not be accurate in all situations.

Rivera presented a trophy to the winner but exercised uncharacteristic caution in doing so.

In doing these exercises, only move as far as is comfortable for you.

Indeed, they are under a special responsibility to exercise fearlessness in doing so.