Sentence examples for exerted such a from inspiring English sources

Without Garnett, the nineteenth-century "Rooshians," as Ezra Pound called them, would not have exerted such a rapid influence on the American literature of the early twentieth.

The photos have exerted such a fascination, that they keep on circulating – both online, where they were most recently covered by Wired magazine – and on the gallery circuit.

Like so many older dancers, and like the Asian artists who have exerted such a spell over California, Ms. Halprin achieved many of her effects through the suppleness of her upper body.

It would be easy to see Mr. Elo as just another progeny of Jiri Kylian, whose choreography in Netherlands Dance Theater has exerted such a strong influence on the dancers in his company.

This was then compounded by their time in exile in the US where the "American Dream" of human fulfilment through consumption and wealth exerted such a pull on workers' consciousness.

No other celebrity has ever exerted such a pull on her, she says, and she cannot explain why Mr. Jackson is so special to her: "How do you explain emotion?

After all, only a handful of individuals who wrote nothing have exerted such an influence, figures such as the Buddha and Jesus.

Yet Pep Guardiola, at least in his Barcelona days, said no coach had exerted such an influence on him as Van Gaal.

OK, on first reading, it's a little dry, but what we're talking here is the fact that we've exerted such an impact on planetary processes that we humans have become a geological force in our own right.

So why does crime's golden era continue to exert such a pull?

So why does Escobar's brutal life and violent death continue to exert such a hold?