Sentence examples for exercising your own from inspiring English sources

It's fun, if a little frenetic, and you'll probably find that yourself exercising your own mental muscles as you supervise a youngster playing it.

"In fact, it can take any form, including striking something down, but also not striking something down when you are exercising your own policy objectives".

But it is also important to consider what the other side's BATNA might be; doing so will help you to recognize when it's time to walk away from the negotiation and start exercising your own BATNA.

It's not so much about exercising your own leadership as it is developing the leadership capacity of others.

The trick is not to lay down laws about what is authentic and what is corrupt but to exercise your own taste.

A knife sharpening steel and some gaffer tape are quite useful for this, but you can exercise your own Heath Robinson-esque creativity.

"The root cause is not feeling like you are worth taking enough time to care for and exercise your own body.

These ACA-related "religious liberty" arguments aren't actually about the freedom to exercise your own religion, or the right to be free of doing something that violates your conscience.

"Back then, you would exercise your own judgment on what was dangerous, and plenty of guys were excited by the risks," said Richard Murphy, a retired diplomat who began his Foreign Service career in 1955 and was ambassador to four countries.

But sometimes it can seem like there's too much data to look through, and it's all presented in a similar way, which means you have to exercise your own judgment as to which of the results are useful to you.

Te'o's combine performance — which you can watch here, and exercise your own amateur degrees — takes on meaning beyond the numbers because what those numbers provided was an instant excuse for general managers not to take a flier on him with a high draft pick.