Sentence examples for exercises a kind of from inspiring English sources
The archbishop of Utrecht exercises a kind of honorary primacy.
The great Oliver Wendell Holmes once observed that important Supreme Court decisions "exercise a kind of hydraulic effect".
Most electronica outfits exercise a kind of purism, building music from synthetic tones and an occasional sample of something acoustic.
The first transnational democracy would become an especially effective, because disguised, arrangement for exercising a kind of post-democratic rule.
By Jeffrey Toobin September 30, 2014 The great Oliver Wendell Holmes once observed that important Supreme Court decisions "exercise a kind of hydraulic effect".
If Schwarzenegger wanted to exercise a kind of preëmptive damage control, he found the perfect agent in Rabbi Marvin Hier.
Still, some, like Larry Sauer, a board member for District 3, on the Upper West Side, said they had been able to exercise a kind of moral persuasion.
The country has reached the point where things feel so fundamentally wrong that every suggested remedy seems like a media exercise, a kind of nationwide spin cycle.
There are feminists who will argue that the models in the Victoria's Secret show were exercising personal choice by participating in the broadcast, and by doing so, exercising a kind of power.
His thesis is that society is able to get along from day to day because people exercise a kind of rationality as a group that allows them (or us, rather) to handle three kinds of problems.
