Sentence examples for exerts such a from inspiring English sources

The band was slightly hobbled by Mr. Elliott's use of an electric bass, if only because his acoustic playing exerts such a robust physical presence.

But while JonBenét's murder may well never be solved, there has never been any mystery about why it still exerts such a fascination.

But it added: "Regardless of the reason, it is not permissible for a performer who exerts such a strong social influence on mainstream TV to have these ties".

We know what it is, but we don't know why it exerts such a powerful hold on the imagination, or how it works its magic.

Then Mr. Rushing repeats, but this time a man walks upstage, while a woman in red winds around him — the leaving is never easy, when the one being left exerts such a pull.

Quite why the Rettendon murders, in which three drug dealers were found shot dead in a Range Rover in a small village near Chelmsford, exerts such a grip on film-makers' imaginations is bit of a puzzle: by Vernon's count, eight films have been made about it, including Essex Boys, Rise of the Footsoldier, Fall of the Essex Boys and Bonded by Blood.

Why is it, exactly, that the world of books exerts such an irresistible draw to the world of film?

The ring exerts such an influence on Sméagol that his mind and will are no longer his own, addicted to the ring's power.

His naturalistic, perennial meadow style exerts such an influence that you now see it in local pocket parks, on roundabouts and in amenity schemes all over the place.

Shirley coos and sings for the condemned men and exerts such an overpowering charm on the officer in charge that he not only suggests that she go to see President Lincoln but gives her money for the trip.

Herein, we investigate whether quercetin administered orally exerts such an effect and prevents the cytotoxic side effects of TSA.