Sentence examples for exerted some from inspiring English sources

He just exerted some kind of hold on her.

I felt he should have exerted some leadership, and he never did".

In response, the market exerted some four years' worth of discipline onto Enron, all in a matter of days.

Occasionally, they'd put a few feet between themselves as he exerted some dominance over the other two wolves.

That put Ulster 20-6 andad and while Northampton exerted some pressure, Ken Pisi, Jamie Elliott and Tom May all blew half-chances.

Although U.S. troops officially pulled out of Haiti in 1934, the United States exerted some control over Haiti's finances until 1947.

While "outsiders to Crowley's milieu often suspect that he exerted some baleful, sinister hold on his enthusiasts and friends", this was not the case, according to Breeze.

It felt that way in the opening exchanges, as the place began to rumble with excitement when QPR exerted some pressure.

The exhortation by the cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani, was significant because he had exerted some influence on past elections.

The party should be able to exert some political power.

Why didn't he exert some control over his cast?