Sentence examples for exerted a more from inspiring English sources
Together, Scanlon and Jones exerted a more profound influence on Harold Wilson's governments than the duet of the American president and the Soviet general secretary.
The technology evangelist George Gilder once wrote of him, with characteristic hyperbole, "No single individual has exerted a more profound influence on modern human productivity".
No artist has exerted a more vast — and more liberating — effect on the audiovisual life of our times than has Godard.
"No single individual has exerted a more profound influence on modern human productivity," Mr Gilder wrote of Carver Mead in Forbes in 1988.
Michael Rowe exerted a more rigorous grip over Año bisiesto (Leap Year), a minimalist but lusty study in sexual abandon and urban loneliness.
Infection exerted a more significant adverse effect on feed and nutrient intake by lambs in MP.
Through him, the hard left is beginning to exert a more suffocating grip on our party.
Public opinion exerts a more powerful influence in politics through its "latent" aspects.
He asserts: "Through him, the hard left is beginning to exert a more suffocating grip on our party".
The Kellogg and Hindemith works seemed to exert a more powerful tug on Mr. Tamestit's imagination.
But there she is incontrovertibly, her presence exerting a more far-reaching duration owing to the famous probity of Cézanne.
