Sentence examples for exert on his from inspiring English sources

What pressures does this decision to reject the standard narrative exert on his work?

The contending pulls and pressures that his experience abroad were to exert on his personality were never completely resolved.

MILWAUKEE — Naturally the question offended Milwaukee Brewers infielder Craig Counsell, who grew up a Brewers fan in Whitefish Bay, Wis., but knows what kind of pull the Green Bay Packers exert on his fellow Wisconsinites.

And at times he fails to exert on his work the iron discipline that characterises the only comparable work in English, Christopher Hibbert's "Rome: The Biography of a City", published in 1985.

Mr. Dexheimer, the beverage director at BLT Steak, is well aware of the wear and tear the trend is exerting on his staff.

Reporting a profile of Gary Snyder, which is in the magazine this week, I was very aware of the influence Japan had exerted on his life.

Farage has talked at length about the toll frontline politics has exerted on his life, describing himself in an interview in December as "53, separated and skint".

Valentino's attachment to his second wife, the ballet dancer and costume designer Natacha Rambova (born Winifred Shaughnessy, in Salt Lake City), went deeper, but the influence she exerted on his career quickly made her unpopular with Rudy's friends and fans.

Rahman says he was then beaten, had extreme pressure exerted on his testicles, and was told that his wife, who was detained in a nearby room, was to be raped.

By Dana Goodyear October 14, 2008 Reporting a profile of Gary Snyder, which is in the magazine this week, I was very aware of the influence Japan had exerted on his life.

In reality, Beckham's biggest contribution could be the influence he exerts on his team-mates off the pitch.