Sentence examples for exert a certain from inspiring English sources

But then the paintings start to exert a certain resonance.

Europhiles admit that nation-states still exert a certain atavistic hold over the imaginations of ordinary Europeans.

Electrolytically growing new phase centres exert a certain screening action in their near vicinity manifested in the formation of spatial zones around them where the nucleation process is practically arrested.

The key to the bounding algorithm is in programming each of the robot's legs to exert a certain amount of force in the split second during which it hits the ground, in order to maintain a given speed: In general, the faster the desired speed, the more force must be applied to propel the robot forward.

These findings demonstrate the ability to exert a certain level of control over cellular responses with biomaterials and the potential to attain a desired cellular response such as, increased VEGF production or isotropic collagen deposition upon exposure to these materials in wound healing and tissue engineering applications.

From the Colonna he obtained a captaincy in the papal army in 1624, and, while serving in Loreto, on Christmas night 1625 he underwent an unusual mystical religious experience, or "tranquility of soul," which was to exert a certain influence on his life.

Living in New York City exerts a certain pressure upon arts lovers.

But America exerts a certain pressure, too, if you have a certain disposition".

Style-wise, the 9/11 Commission Report exerts a certain anxiety of influence over other government reports.

As a self-portrait of the artist at sunset, Babe exerts a certain fascination.

Better to say that the memory of what was, for many Americans, an uneventful August exerts a certain attraction right now.