Sentence examples for fruitful exercise from inspiring English sources

So it's really not a fruitful exercise to go through.

A particularly fruitful exercise, Baker has found, is one she calls the "scrambled" play.

"We came to the conclusion that arguing about the different versions was not a fruitful exercise," Mr. Kirjner said.

His shots are not noticeably better now, but it's a fruitful exercise to watch his eyes, as one ESPN commentator asked viewers to do yesterday.

Re-inventing it within the confines of the known facts, as far as they can be known, is a much more creative and fruitful exercise.

As the Cordis story shows, coming to an understanding of what customers value is a far more fruitful exercise than merely asking them to submit their own solutions.

And Schumer's comments show exactly how fruitful an exercise he believes all of that is in the meantime.

Orr illuminates the creative tension that still exists between science and religion, a tension made fruitful through the exercise of the imagination.

Or as Michel de Montaigne, the sixteenth-century French essayist wrote: "The most fruitful and natural exercise of our mind is conversation". Because of our hectic lives, the millions of distractions of modern life and the fallout from information overload, few of us have the time or discipline to devote ourselves to even a few hours of focused conversation.

If you choose to see this as a fruitful and healthy exercise in curtailing excesses in your life, you will be much happier about the downturn in events than if you bemoan what you "used to have" and "how good life used to be".

"The 1948 Directors of the Société Anonyme Exhibition" and "The Tiger's Eye: The Art of a Magazine" are both fruitful and pertinent exercises in historical reconstruction.