Sentence examples for genuinely exercise from inspiring English sources

In particular, it seems unlikely that we could genuinely exercise the virtues associated with the key social relations without also caring more about the people to whom we are related.

Further progress also depends on states genuinely exercising their primary responsibility, under the Rome Statute, to investigate, prosecute and punish those responsible for grave crimes.

The Daily Mail appeared genuinely exercised by torture allegations under the last Labour government; it sprang to the defence of the computer hacker who was fighting off extradition to the US.

It seems to exist, primarily, as a vehicle for Jagger's vocal mugging, and if "I Can't Take It No More" is genuinely an exercise in self-parody, it's one of the album's few redeeming features.

Even the "absolute" monarchs of Europe did not always exercise genuinely absolute power.

But then, the future is always unevenly distributed: unbeknownst to the general public, we've glided into an era where fat removal has hit its holy grail: it's become genuinely less traumatic than exercise.

If the whole sorry exercise had been genuinely embarrassing to watch then goodness knows what it must have been like to play.

Michael Levey, onetime director of the National Gallery, found him a social enigma: "Even as we sat there, I might ponder on whether one would describe him as modest or vain, unworldly or intensely alive to the exercise of power, genuinely absorbed by our talk or privately aloof and barely engaged".

Choose an exercise that you genuinely enjoy.

It's important to find an exercise that you genuinely enjoy so that you will actually do it every day.

Even if we exercise fear in genuinely dangerous situations, it does little to help and often puts ourselves and others in even more danger.