Sentence examples for has exercised some from inspiring English sources

RS It's a question that has exercised some of football's finest and most inquiring minds (and Tony Cascarino).

It is a question that has exercised some of the livelier minds in Anglo-American literature, including HG Wells, Stephen Spender, F Scott Fitzgerald and Ernest Hemingway.

The other, called general relativity, describes the force of gravity, which holds big objects together.Reconciling these two universal descriptions has exercised some of physics' most brilliant minds, but has yet to provide an uncontested result.

In the past, the government might have exercised some discretion over Mr. Treuhaft's oversight.

The diplomatic monitors who were keeping a close watch on the freshly deployed Yugoslav Army units said the soldiers had exercised some restraint.

"Perfect Couples" makes you imagine that the writers have exercised some restraint in deploying the phrase "man cave" not until the second episode.

Court delays pushed the state's primary date from Super Tuesday — when Texas could have exercised some influence — to the end of May.

Against all the laws of natural justice, at the end of the study, there was no significant difference in weight loss between those who had exercised – some of them for several days a week – and those who hadn't.

Bremer made things worse by "totally disbanding the Iraqi army and the Ba'ath party, the two instruments of the Iraqi state that could have exercised some control," said Dannatt.

"We have noticed in areas where international volunteers are present and witnessing the oppression, that the Israelis have exercised some restraint," says Afif Safieh, the Palestinian delegate to the UK.

"Robert will bring experience and gravitas to the board and I hope it will go some way towards healing the wounds of corporate governance which have exercised some people over the last two years," Rose said, adding that his plans for January included "putting a cold towel over his head and thinking about life".