Sentence examples for exerts as from inspiring English sources

Vitti has said Meyer's "fingerprints are on nearly every script" and he "exerts as much influence on the show as anyone can without being one of the creators," while recounting how "a show that you have the writer's credit for will run, and the next day people will come up to you and tell you how great it was.

That he works on so many fronts prompts you to keep returning to see him, but sometimes the control he exerts as a composer and arranger is confining.

It was a brazen show of the power and influence he exerts as a three-time world champion.

So in the end, I think that negative space exerts as much pressure on the characters, though in a different way.

This same dynamic is at work in Ms. Mukherjee's new novel, "Desirable Daughters," but this time tradition -- as represented by India, by family and by religious belief -- exerts as strong a hold over her characters as the American dream.

And for good reason: no other device manufacturer, with the exception now maybe of Samsung, exerts as much influence on a carrier's fortunes.

Mr. Levin said that Mr. Turner would exert as much influence as ever.

"We will take as much time as necessary, and will exert as much force as needed..

In turn, they hope to exert as much influence as possible on the Iranian parliament's political makeup for the next four years.

And while not as physically exerting as, say, sitting in a tollbooth and handing motorists their change, in its own way it's exhausting work.

THE United States should continue to exert as much pressure, both diplomatically and through the World Trade Organization, as necessary, to get Beijing to open up.