Sentence examples for exerted a special from inspiring English sources
It is no surprise that his poetry has exerted a special appeal to composers.
As Maher pointed out last weekend in the Wall Street Journal, ISIS, through its strong social-media presence and, especially, its military success, has exerted a special attraction.
Ms. Pelosi, who exerted a special procedural prerogative to bring forth the resolution, said afterward that she was prompted to do so by Mr. DeLay's suggestion that he had been exonerated.
Since antiquity, the art of Classical Greece has exerted a special hold over powerful and wealthy collectors.
But the Bronx exerts a special pull.
The complete and utter horror of war means it exerts a special fascination.
This is a typically adolescent emotion, and it is no coincidence that all three of these writers exert a special power over teen-agers.
When disaster strikes, she noted, demand for yoga goes up, and on-site gyms exert a special pull: "People come and they want someone to talk to — it's like Cheers".
Moreover, the complicated conceptions of the NOS generated in the West would exert a special impact on educational practices in developing countries (Wan 2014).
I do not exert a special kind of causality in bringing it about; instead, it is an intrinsically active event, intrinsically something I do.
