Sentence examples for exert that from inspiring English sources
"The defendants are still attempting to exert that control".
During swimming, your heart does not have to exert that extra force.
Spencer said the "alt-right" was aiming to exert that influence by publishing regular policy papers advancing white nationalist ideas.
"It's important for the president to exert that leadership with consultation with Congress," Mr. Kerry said in an interview late last week.
But no bee wants to exert that much energy collecting the nectar and pollen they need to bring home to feed the colony.
"It all comes down to power and influence, and fund boards need to be more independent and exert that independence," Mr. Bullard said.
Who else exerts that sort of insular creative control?
The United States exerts that same kind of pressure abroad.
Yet the toll of exerting that imagination on such thin stuff has become visible, too.
She wasn't the only one exerting that pressure, of course.
And among those exerting that pressure will be Mr. Andrews's fellow opponents of the Iraq war.
