The wines themselves exert their charms, of course, but much of the allure comes from Mr. Hochar's way of doing business, of making his own rules and persuading his audience through the power of his charisma.
The travails of a very good team said everything about the control the two midfield generals exerted on the course of the evening.
She wasn't the only one exerting that pressure, of course.
He told me, "On the last day of one visit, as I was about to leave, he looked me directly in the eye and in a very quiet voice asked, 'What can I do to keep myself from going crazy?' " Exerting psychic stress is, of course, the goal of the sere program.
More comprehensive explicit instructions might exert a stronger effect, of course, but it also is possible that insight is insufficient for significant cognitive change in the absence of practice with feedback.
Style is control; Westbrook exerts both as a matter of course.
Of course, the control exerted by Sigma-54 should not be viewed as an isolated process or acting at the level of transcription alone.
A significant multivariate benthic group interaction between stream and sampling location indicated, however, that the magnitude and the direction of change exerted by the golf course differed across streams.
The presence of populist minority parties exerts gravity on the mainstream parties, of course – see how far to the populist, anti-EU right the Tories have been tugged by the force exerted by Ukip.
"And the less people have to do, the more quickly they get tired when they exert themselves just a little bit, which of course discourages them from exercising".
