Sentence examples for exert dominion from inspiring English sources
This is in large part because it is necessarily implied in willing motion of a certain sort that one exert dominion that one takes oneself to have (E2-5 II.xxi.15: 241), thet "the mind [endeavor] to give rise…to [the motion], which it takes to be in its power" (E2-5 II.xxi.30: 250).
The novelist tells stories to instruct; the psychotic, because he cannot distinguish reality from imagination; the dictator, as a means of exerting dominion.
There are many ways this global online nation could exert its dominion.
The Austro-Hungarian Empire ham-handedly exerted its dominion over the peoples of Central and Southeastern Europe, giving rise to nationalist opposition.
As the colonial unravelling continues, and as rising powers seek to exert their own dominion, the historic confusions of British map-making are fostering all manner of geopolitical tensions.
Although outwardly relenting in the face of pressure exerted by the dominions for representation in war decisions, Churchill routinely marginalised or ignored that representation.
It remains to be seen whether the Greens are able to exert comparable influence on Labour, whose neoliberal New Labour wing has held near-total dominion for more than a decade, despite the defection of left-wing voters to the SNP, Lib Dems and now the Greens (I joined and then quit the Lib Dems in the last election cycle and am currently a Green member and small-money donor).
If the measure of influence is the ability not to exert one's will but to showily facilitate disorder, then the Speaker still has his dominion.
Irony has no dominion here.
