Sentence examples for exercised the most from inspiring English sources

Such alterations exercised the most strenuous minds of early Victorian Britain.

The men who exercised the most, the study authors discovered, also subsequently ate more than the moderate exercisers.

On the other hand, the men who had exercised the most, working out for 60 minutes a day, had managed to drop some flab, losing an average of five pounds each.

Mr. Spielberg could have used some of the magisterial confidence of Alfred Hitchcock, who was always inordinately proud of "Psycho" -- the "Jaws" of 1960 -- precisely because it was the film in which he exercised the most absolute control over viewers' responses.

Slaviansk, with 120,000 people, was the town where the rebels exercised the most control and where fighting was fiercest.

They looked at 300 men and found that those who exercised the most reported the highest sexual function, including erection and orgasm quality.

There was the Goya who in his early tapestries could exercise the most exquisite neo-classical restraint.

While the foundation's board of directors exercises the most control, he said the Parks Department dictates how the money it raises through its own donations is spent.

"It's a great way to exercise the most useful muscle we have in our bodies, the brain," Mr. Sagalchik said.

This allows us to calculate influence power and identify which design nudges exercise the most influence over user decisions.

The realm the next president will exercise the most individual influence over will undoubtedly be foreign policy.